US Army helicopter goes down near Strait of Hormuz, Donald Trump says ‘nobody injured’
Reacting to the incident, US President Donald Trump said that the pilots of the helicopter "are fine."
Reacting to the incident, US President Donald Trump said that the pilots of the helicopter "are fine."
Fresh exchanges between Israel and Iran have exposed differences between Washington and Jerusalem, with Trump backing diplomacy while Netanyahu defends continued military pressure.
Missile attacks, retaliatory airstrikes and diplomatic interventions dominated a tense day in West Asia as regional powers and global leaders scrambled to contain the fallout.
The ruling is expected to affect employers, universities and healthcare systems that depend on skilled foreign professionals for specialised roles.
Israel activated its air defence systems after detecting a projectile from Yemen, while fresh strikes in Iran and diplomatic efforts added to regional uncertainty.
US Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick said that globalisation is a failed policy and has failed the West and the United States, asserting that the Trump Administration is very clear that the existing global economic model has left American workers behind.
White House Rapid Response Team said that the crew identified a minor electrical issue shortly after the take off.
“I settled eight wars,” he said, claiming that India and Pakistan were going to go nuclear in their four-day conflict in May last year.
Pragmatic power was on display when Venezuelan opposition leader María Corina Machado walked into the White House carrying her Nobel peace medal and presented it to US President Donald Trump. The gesture was not about metal or ceremony.
The US President further stated that all he cared about was saving lives. "And I saved... tens of millions of lives," he claimed.
