Pakistani fighter jet crashes in Jalalabad, pilot captured: Afghan military, police
Wahidullah Mohammadi, spokesman for the military in eastern Afghanistan, confirmed the Pakistani jet was downed by Afghan forces
File Photo: BSS/AFP
A Pakistani jet has crashed in Jalalabad city and the pilot has been captured alive, the Afghan military and police said today (28 February), with residents telling AFP the man parachuted from the plane before being detained.
"A Pakistani fighter jet was shot down in the sixth district of Jalalabad city, and its pilot was captured alive," police spokesman Tayeb Hammad said.
Wahidullah Mohammadi, spokesman for the military in eastern Afghanistan, confirmed the Pakistani jet was downed by Afghan forces "and the pilot was captured alive".
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