Iranian Embassy in Tunisia: US Resorting to Hero-Making in Failed War Against Iran

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2026/09/14
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15:34:52
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Pointing to a recent interview featuring an American pilot who allegedly crashed in Iran, the Iranian Embassy in Tunisia stated that when a military mission fails, Washington resorts to myth-making.

Tehran - BORNA - Reacting to a broadcast by an American network and the dramatic claims made by the individual identified as the downed pilot, the Iranian diplomatic mission in Tunis took to the social media platform X to criticize the narrative. The embassy mockingly summarized the broadcast, writing, "An American pilot crashed in Iran at 100 mph, but God saved him! Despite a broken back, he climbed a mountain! What was his first message after being rescued? 'Thank God!'"

The embassy further questioned the true motive behind the program, asking whether the account was genuinely a heroic tale of survival or merely a desperate attempt to manufacture heroes for a military that has failed in its overarching mission to bring Iran to its knees. Concluding the statement, the embassy noted, "When a mission fails, myth-making begins."

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