The Iranian Railways Director announced overnight that the central railway line damaged by US strikes has been restored, and that the second line hit will be operational again within hours, according to Abu Ali Express.
The Iranian Railways Director announced overnight that the central railway line damaged by U.S. strikes has been restored, and that the second line hit will be operational again within hours, according to Abu Ali Express.
The announcement comes amid a series of U.S. airstrikes on Iranian military infrastructure over recent weeks, including attacks on air defenses, surveillance systems, and transportation networks, as The Zioneer has reported. The strikes have targeted facilities across southern and central Iran.
It remains unclear when the original strikes on the railway lines occurred, and whether the restored lines are fully operational. No independent confirmation of the director's statement was immediately available.
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