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    ‘Several’ US warplanes crash in Kuwait, but crews survive, officials say as video shows jet on fire in a tailspin

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    By ELEANOR MANN, JUNIOR NEWS REPORTER

    Published: 02:53 EST, 2 March 2026 | Updated: 03:09 EST, 2 March 2026

    Several US warplanes have crashed in Kuwait but their crews have survived, according to officials. 

    Video shared on social media showed one US fighter jet crashing in Kuwait today, with the plane on fire and an ejected pilot parachuting to the ground. 

    The crash happened within 6.2miles of the US Ali Al Salem base in Kuwait according to CNN, who geolocated the video. 

    Kuwait’s Defence Ministry confirmed that several US warplanes have crashed but their crews have survived. 

    The pilot caught on video successfully ejected and was seen alive and walking on the ground.  

    ‘Several’ US warplanes crash in Kuwait, but crews survive, officials say as video shows jet on fire in a tailspin

    The plane was seen in a tailspin falling out of the sky near a US base in Kuwait

    The pilot successfully ejected and was seen walking on the ground after the crash

    The pilot successfully ejected and was seen walking on the ground after the crash 

    The jet caught on video had twin engines consistent with an F-15E or F/A-18 fighter jet. The US operates both jets and Kuwait operates F/A-18 jets. 

    It is unclear why the aircraft crashed nor has it been confirmed which air force the plane belonged to. 

     

     

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