Updated
Updated · The Economic Times · Jun 9
Trump Says 2 Apache Pilots Safe After Crash Near Strait of Hormuz
Updated
Updated · The Economic Times · Jun 9

Trump Says 2 Apache Pilots Safe After Crash Near Strait of Hormuz

3 articles · Updated · The Economic Times · Jun 9

Summary

  • Two U.S. Army crew members were rescued uninjured after an Apache helicopter went down near the Strait of Hormuz, with Trump saying a fuller administration report would come later Tuesday.
  • The cause remains unclear, and investigators are examining whether the aircraft was hit by Iranian fire, suffered a mechanical failure or encountered another problem.
  • The New York Times first reported the crash late Monday, citing two people briefed on the incident.
  • The episode adds uncertainty around a sensitive waterway where any sign of hostile action could quickly sharpen U.S.-Iran tensions.

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