Three Killed, Several Injured After US Strikes Target Civilian Infrastructure in Iran, Says State Media
Iranian officials said strikes on five bridges, a railway junction and power facilities killed 3 people and injured several others.
- On Friday, United States forces continued a wave of military strikes against Iran, hitting civilian infrastructure in Hormozgan province, including five bridges and power facilities.
- Rising hostilities followed the collapse of the 14-point memorandum of understanding, prompting the United States to launch six consecutive nights of operations against the Islamic Republic.
- Tehran reported three people killed and several others injured after strikes targeted key transport links, such as the Kohorestan Bridge and the Bandar Abbas Railway.
- In retaliation, Iran struck United States bases in the Middle East, including a site in Syria, while the Islamic Resistance in Iraq offered a $10 million bounty for American President Donald Trump.
- President Donald Trump warned he would target Iranian power plants and bridges next week unless Tehran returns to negotiations, threatening to leave the Islamic Republic with 'nobody left.
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