Iranian state media reported on Tuesday that multiple infrastructure sites across the country were struck in separate attacks. Incidents occurred in the northwest, central regions, and along the Gulf coast.
A bridge on the Tabriz–Zanjan Highway in northwestern Iran was hit in an attack that Iranian media attributed to U.S. and Israeli forces. Officials did not provide immediate details on casualties or the extent of damage to the bridge.
In central Iran, state media reported a strike on the Yahyaabad railway bridge near Kashan. Authorities said the attack killed two people and injured three others. The information was confirmed by Isfahan province’s deputy governor. Security teams moved to secure the area and assess the structural integrity of the bridge.
Along the Gulf coast, Iranian media reported that Kharg Island was struck on Tuesday, with several explosions heard on the strategic island. The island serves as a hub for Iran’s oil exports. Officials have not independently verified the full extent of the damage or the impact on operations at the site.
Iranian authorities said they are monitoring all affected sites and coordinating inspections to prevent further incidents. Security teams remain deployed across these regions to manage access and assess risks to infrastructure.
The reported attacks come amid the ongoing escalation of strikes on Iranian infrastructure in multiple regions. Authorities said they will release further updates as assessments continue and more information becomes available.
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