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Sources tell CNN the U.S. has rescued a service member from a fighter jet shot down over Iran.

Status of a second crew member was not immediately clear. CNN's Jeremy Diamond is in Tel Aviv.

So unclear what information the U.S. has at this stage about that second airman, whether

or not he is alive, but it does appear that those search and rescue efforts have still

been ongoing.

Israel, for its part, did not directly participate in the search and rescue efforts, I'm

told, but it has provided intelligence to the United

States to try and assist with the effort. Israel also postponed some of its strikes in Iran

today in order not to interfere with those search and rescue efforts, but we did see that in the

capital of Tehran, the Israeli military did carry out several heavy strikes in that area earlier today.

The Iranian state media for its part is reporting that it is offering a reward to its citizens

should anyone be able to recover or capture this second airman whose status is still unknown.

So the Iranians also clearly very interested in getting a hold of that airman.

And if indeed they did, that would take the situation from bad to worse,

representing a very significant escalation of this conflict.

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