[Video] - Iran Destroys 4 American E-3 Sentry Planes — The Eyes of the U.S. Air Force Are Gone

[UltimaOnline]

 

[Leongsam]

The video titled "Iran Destroys 4 American E-3 Sentry Planes — The Eyes of the U.S. Air Force Are Gone" from the channel "Collapse Codex" (uploaded today, March 15, 2026) claims that Iran destroyed four U.S. Air Force E-3 Sentry AWACS aircraft in the last 18 hours at bases in Saudi Arabia and Qatar, supposedly blinding U.S. air operations with no replacements available.This is not confirmed by any credible news source and appears to be fabricated or heavily speculative content, very likely AI-generated or AI-narrated sensationalism designed to go viral amid current tensions.Here's why it's almost certainly false:

• No major news outlets (Reuters, AP, BBC, CNN, Al Jazeera, etc.), U.S. Department of Defense statements, or official Iranian sources are reporting any such strikes on E-3 aircraft today or recently. An event of this scale—losing ~12% of the entire U.S. E-3 fleet (there are only about 31–33 active E-3s total)—would be massive international news within hours, with satellite imagery, official confirmations/denials, and market reactions. Nothing like that exists.
• The video's own comments are filled with viewers immediately calling it out as AI-generated content (e.g., "I know it’s AI but he is on point," "This is entirely written and performed by AI," "AI BS lies lies and more lies why are there no pictures or videos"). Many note the lack of sources, photos, videos, or verifiable evidence.
• The narration style, dramatic claims about "the eyes of the U.S. Air Force are gone" and precise intelligence revelations, plus the absence of any primary footage or official citations, fits the pattern of current AI-produced "crisis" videos that mix partial real facts (E-3 production really did end decades ago; the E-7 Wedgetail is the slow replacement) with invented dramatic events.
• The channel links to a paid "Global Crisis Survival Guide," which is a common monetization tactic in sensational/alarmist content.

In short: Treat this as clickbait misinformation, not factual reporting. If such an event had actually happened, you'd see wall-to-wall coverage from reliable sources right now—not just one obscure YouTube video with under 5,000 views and heavy AI suspicion in the comments. Always cross-check major military claims like this against multiple established outlets.

 

[Eisenhut]

Iron done is done without radars...Thaad System gone too

 

[Eisenhut]

David's Sling can only shoot up 20 pc at a time cannot defend against Iran cluster bombs. Now discovered by Iran...jialad