Mishap at Sea: F/A-18 Lands in Red Waters
An F/A-18 fighter jet from the USS Harry S Truman aircraft carrier went overboard in the Red Sea after a failed landing, prompting the pilots to eject. This incident affects ongoing U.S. operations against Yemen's Houthi rebels. The situation coincides with a tentative ceasefire announcement by President Trump.

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An F/A-18 fighter jet experienced a failed landing on the USS Harry S Truman aircraft carrier, resulting in the aircraft going overboard in the Red Sea. The two pilots were forced to eject.
This marks another incident for the Truman, which has been a critical player in the United States' airstrike missions against Yemen's Houthi rebels. The development coincided with a ceasefire statement from President Donald Trump and Oman's foreign minister concerning Yemeni combatants.
The failure of the arrestment system—a crucial part of the aircraft landing mechanism—is under investigation. Fortunately, the pilots were rescued, sustaining only minor injuries. No injuries were reported among the crew members on the flight deck.
(With inputs from agencies.)
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