Bahrain says fire at facility caused by Iranian attack

In a post on Truth Social, Trump said US forces carried out “one of the most daring search and rescue operations in US history” to recover the officer, a colonel, who had been behind enemy lines in mountainous regions of Iran.

He said the airman had sustained injuries but “will be just fine,” adding that US personnel had monitored his location continuously while planning the mission.

Trump also revealed that another pilot had been rescued earlier, but the operation was not immediately disclosed to avoid jeopardizing the second extraction.

He said both rescues were conducted without any American fatalities and described the missions as evidence of “overwhelming air dominance” over Iranian skies.

The crew member is confirmed rescued but not safe yet, Al Jazeera reported citing a US government official, adding that the rescue operation is still in progress.

"The rescue team must still successfully exfiltrate from Iran and get back to safety," the report said citing the official.

"The crew member has not left Iranian territory, and because of the ongoing hostilities, there could be still danger to that person and to other people involved in that rescue effort," the report said.

The second crew member from the F-15E fighter jet downed over Iran has been recovered after a “heavy firefight,” Al Jazeera reported early Sunday, citing a US government official.

The report did not specify the condition of the American crew member.

Tehran's prosecutor has ordered the identification and seizure of assets and bank accounts belonging to more than one hundred Iranians living abroad, including actors, athletes, and staff of Persian-language media outlets Iran International and Manoto.

State-affiliated news agencies said the orders include the confiscation of assets belonging to 63 managers, employees, and contributors associated with Iran International, as well as 25 staff and managers of the Manoto network.

The reports described the action as part of enforcing a law that increases penalties for espionage and cooperation with countries deemed hostile to national security.

The chief of staff to Iran’s president warned that the country must prioritize internal unity, saying the threat facing Iran extends beyond military confrontation to what he described as a broader enemy campaign aimed at influencing public opinion and creating divisions within society.

“We must be concerned about the unity of society,” Mohsen Haji-Mirzaei told the state TV, adding that Iran is not only confronting the enemy’s military machine but also a wider front seeking to shape narratives and deepen internal rifts.

He said the president has consistently emphasized the need to safeguard cohesion despite differing views within the country, noting that decision-making authority ultimately rests with the established leadership structure.

The official also accused adversaries of attempting to widen social divides, while stressing that Iran’s Supreme Leader, in coordination with the Supreme National Security Council, would take what he called the necessary decisions.