Multiple US Fighter Jets Crashed, Says Kuwait As Video Captures F-15 Falling Out Of Sky

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Last Updated:March 02, 2026, 13:33 IST

As per reports, the pilot successfully ejected from the aircraft before the crash.

American F-15 Warplane Crashes in Kuwait

American F-15 Warplane Crashes in Kuwait

US Iran War: Not one, but multiple American F-15 fighter jet was crshed in Kuwait, according to its Defence Ministry. The pilots successfully ejected from the aircraft before the crash. However, the cause of crash is not known yet.

Several American warplanes crashed in Kuwait on Monday morning but their crew survived, Kuwait’s defence ministry said, as Iran pressed on with a third day of strikes in the Gulf.

“Several US warplanes crashed this morning. Confirming that all crew members survived," a defence ministry spokesman said in a statement, adding that the cause was under investigation.

“Authorities immediately initiated search and rescue operations, evacuating the crews and transporting them to a hospital for medical evaluation and treatment. He noted that their condition is stable," the statement added.

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As per US reports, the incident occurred after friendly fire, though there has been no official confirmation. However, Iran claimed that it ‘shot down’ the jet.

A video circulated on X showed the fighter jet turning into a fireball before falling from the sky and crashing to the ground. The footage quickly spread online as details about the incident remained limited.

Loud blasts reported in Doha

Meanwhile, several loud blasts were heard across Doha on Monday morning. Residents reported alarm following the sounds, prompting emergency responses, AFP reported. The cause of the blasts was not immediately clear. 

Also See: Before-After Satellite Images Reveal Impact Of Iran Attacks On Dubai

About the F-15 Eagle

The F-15 Eagle is a twin-engine, all-weather tactical fighter jet designed for U.S. Air Force air superiority. Introduced in 1976, it holds an undefeated 104-0 air-to-air combat record as of 2026.

Built by McDonnell Douglas, now part of Boeing, the aircraft is known for its speed of up to Mach 2.5, long range and heavy payload capacity. The platform later evolved into multirole variants including the F-15E Strike Eagle and the newest F-15EX Eagle II.

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Kuwait City, Kuwait

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March 02, 2026, 10:46 IST

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