Summary
The U.S. military targeted major civilian infrastructure in Iran for the first time by attacking a bridge near Tehran. President Trump indicated that these actions are meant to pressure Iran into making a deal, with U.S. officials saying the military aimed to stop the movement of weapons.
Key Facts
- The U.S. military attacked a bridge near Tehran, Iran.
- President Trump had earlier mentioned a strategy to bomb Iran "back to the Stone Ages".
- U.S. defense officials said the bridge was used for moving Iranian military supplies.
- The bridge's attack might lead to further strikes on other infrastructure.
- The U.S. claimed the strike was to prevent weapon movement by Iranian forces.
- The bridge connects Tehran and Karaj, and it was partially collapsed.
- President Trump commented on the strike, warning Iran to make a deal.
- Iran claimed the strike was part of broader attacks by the U.S. and Israel on civilian targets.
