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0:00I'm Ben Thomas with the NAP News Minute. In the Iran War, two US military planes shot down today, one crew member rescued another missing. A few details about the second incident. Meanwhile, Charles Stulleridesma reports that death in custody is raising tensions in Bahrain. Muhammad Al Musawi, a Shiite Muslim, detained in Bahrain last month as the island kingdom came under missile attack from Iran, had apparently vanished until his family was called into a treefist body from a military hospital. The body was covered in slash marks and bruising, including on the soles of his feet, apparent signs of torture. His death has become a flashpoint in the Sunni rule Shiite majority country on the war's front lines. Critics say the authorities have revived the tactics used to suppress protests in 2011. Bahrain, a monarchy that hosts the US Navy's fifth fleet, has arrested dozens of people throughout the war, for filming strikes and demonstrations, expressing support for Iran and on suspicion of spying for it. I'm Charles Stulleridesma. And I'm Ben Thomas.