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ביטחון10:23 · Sep 13

Report: Iran Pressured Rescued Pilots to Appear on '60 Minutes'

מאת מערכת חמ״לעודכן ספט׳ 13, 2026
תורגם ותומצת מתוך Hamal על ידי baba
The story · English

A report from the Hamal news system claims that Iran pressured pilots rescued from the country to give an interview to the American television program '60 Minutes'. The report does not specify when this alleged pressure occurred or provide further details on the circumstances of the pilots' rescue or the nature of the interview sought.

Additional commentary from users on the Hamal platform, identified as Uriel Nissan and Yehuda Regev, expressed strong opinions. Nissan stated that "men of substance don't whine, they don't rebel in the army," while Regev called the situation "hypocritical" and suggested that if it involved the Biden administration, no questions would have been asked.

Read the original at Hamal
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