2026-04-06
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From the New York Times, it's the headlines.
I'm Tracy Mumford.
Today's Monday, April 6th.
Here's what we're covering.
We 've been speaking to senior administration officials,
military officers and others, piecing together the story of how a U.S. Air Force officer
trapped behind enemy lines was rescued.
Julian Barnes covers U.S. Intelligence for The Times.
He says when Iran downed a U.S. Military jet on Friday, it set off an urgent race for the U.S.
To find the crew who had ejected before Iranian forces could.
The pilot was located quickly, but the second airman was missing, raising fears of a potential hostage situation.
The airman hiked up a 7,000-foot ridgeline hiding in a mountain crevice.
That made him hard for the Iranians to find, but also hard for American rescuers to spot.
Julian says the CIA launched a deception campaign to try and throw Iran off while both sides kept searching.