U.S. troops shoot down American fighter jets...A plane crash in Brazil.

2024.12.23. AM 06:43
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US troops deployed in the Red Sea to counter Yemen's Houthi rebels have mistakenly shot down our fighter jets.

In a tourist city in southern Brazil, a small aircraft crashed, killing all passengers.

Reporter Kim Ji-young reports.

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Between the night of the 21st and the dawn of the 22nd, the U.S. Central Command conducted a precision airstrike on rebel command and control facilities in Yemen's capital, Sanaa.

During the operation, a U.S. Navy F-18 fighter jet was shot down over the Red Sea as an ally.

It's a mistake to launch the guided missile cruiser Gettysburg.

Fortunately, the two pilots managed to escape.

Although the Gettysburg has more than 100 vertical launch tubes for anti-aircraft missiles, it seems necessary to investigate why this accident occurred in a situation connected by radar and communication.

Yemeni rebels, on the other hand, claimed they were the ones who shot down the fighter.

[Yahya Sari / Houthi Army Spokesperson: With the help of the Almighty, the operation has had the following results. First, an F-18 fighter jet was shot down as destroyers were confronting Yemen's drones and missiles.

A small aircraft fell in a residential area in a southern Brazilian city.

When the aircraft crashed, it hit the chimney of a house, then crashed into the building and caught fire in an impact.

is being treated at a hospital after an accident killed everyone on board and injured many people nearby.

[Edouardou Leitch / Governor: The entire state is mobilizing to provide the necessary support]

The plane crashed just minutes after taking off from nearby Canela Airport, and the exact cause of the accident is not yet known.

The accident area is a resort city well known for its European-style trails and is one of the areas where tourists flock around Christmas.

I'm Kim Jiyoung of YTN.




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