File photograph of a . Wikinews understands the is to open an investigation into the rescue mission. A spokesperson for the has tonight categorically denied reports of a U.S. helicopter opening fire on Libyan civilians during a rescue mission of two fighter pilots who crashed near the eastern city of  . The pilot of the fighter aircraft was extracted during the rescue mission, while the was found and cared for by Libyan rebels before later being retrieved by American forces. Both crew members suffered only minor injuries, the military said. The fighter aircraft was deployed over Libya in support of the no-fly zone approved by the  over Libya as part of .
File photograph of a . Wikinews understands the is to open an investigation into the rescue mission. A spokesperson for the has tonight categorically denied reports of a U.S. helicopter opening fire on Libyan civilians during a rescue mission of two fighter pilots who crashed near the eastern city of Benghazi . The pilot of the fighter aircraft was extracted during the rescue mission, while the was found and cared for by Libyan rebels before later being retrieved by American forces. Both crew members suffered only minor injuries, the military said. The fighter aircraft was deployed over Libya in support of the no-fly zone approved by the United Nations Security Council over Libya as part of .
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