From an anti Iranian regime Middle Eastern channel on Telegram:
The American pilot hid on an elevated ridge in the mountainous and forested area where he landed. He moved on foot away from the point where he parachuted down and then activated a "locator beacon."
The mountainous, forested, and uninhabited terrain bought him precious time and allowed him to survive without the Iranian forces and regime-supporting villagers managing to reach him.
In the early morning, the rescue operation reached its peak: two American C-130 transport planes carrying American commando forces landed at an improvised airfield in Iranian territory—250 km from the nearest friendly border—Kuwait.
Simultaneously with the progress of the rescue efforts, the CIA launched an influence operation—a deception operation—and spread among the Iranians that the pilot had already been rescued, in order to create confusion even though the operation was still underway (in Israel, surely several journalists from certain media outlets would have complained about the influence-deception operation 😄).
Basij forces that approached the area and endangered the rescue team were destroyed from the air—there are at least 9 Iranian fatalities among them.
Broadcast stations and Iranian transmitters in the nearby city of Dehdasht were attacked from the air.
After the pilot was located by American forces on the ground and preparations began for extraction, the wheels of the two American transport planes got stuck in the sand and they could not take off.
The US military flew in additional transport planes to extract the American forces from the site.
The stranded transport planes were bombed from the air by the US so they would not fall into Iranian hands (the Iranians claim they were the ones who managed to hit the American planes).
The American forces took off and landed at a nearby base in Kuwait (about 250 km away).