NOTICIAS DEL DÍA: Trump asegura que Irán derribó su helicóptero, Israel avisa y miedo en Wall Street

NEWS OF THE DAY: Trump claims Iran shot down his helicopter, Israel issues warning, and fear grips Wall Street Donald Trump has claimed that Iran shot down a US Apache helicopter while it was patrolling the Strait of Hormuz, a claim that raises military tensions amid ongoing negotiations with Tehran. The two pilots were rescued unharmed by a US Navy drone, while the Pentagon investigates the causes of the incident and Washington warns that it must respond. The tension comes at a crucial stage of negotiations with Tehran. Iran maintains that it is not seeking war, but insists that it will not relinquish its legitimate rights. Meanwhile, according to Sky News Arabia, Tehran has sent the United States a draft ceasefire agreement, which is reportedly being reviewed by the Trump administration. The US president maintains that an agreement with Iran could be reached in one, two, or three days, although CNN points out that Trump has stated 38 times that peace was near since the beginning of the conflict. Meanwhile, Marco Rubio is emerging as one of the most influential voices in Washington's strategy, and JD Vance dismisses the possibility that US involvement will become another quagmire like Iraq or Afghanistan. The impact is already being felt in the markets. Wall Street deepened its losses after Trump's message about the Apache: the Nasdaq fell by nearly 4%, with sharp declines in semiconductors and technology stocks, while investors also looked to the US inflation data and the upcoming decisions of the Federal Reserve. #news #iran #israel #trump #usa #wallstreet #tehran #netanyahu #middleeast #lebanon #hormuz #war #news #businesstv 🔞Disclaimer: All information, material, and/or content included in this program is for informational and educational purposes only. Investing in stocks, options, and futures is risky and not suitable for all investors. Consult your own independent financial advisor before making any investment decisions. Negocios TV is not responsible for the opinions expressed in the video.