Iran's semi-official Tasnim news agency reports that a US military strike targeted a central bridge in Iran's Kurdistan province. The report comes amid a series of unverified claims of US strikes on infrastructure in southern Iran tonight, as The Zioneer previously reported.
Iran's semi-official Tasnim news agency reported Thursday night that a US military strike hit a central bridge in Iran's Kurdistan province, the northwestern Kurdish region. The report, citing unspecified sources, provides no further details on the timing, damage, or casualties.
Earlier tonight, The Zioneer reported a series of unverified claims of US strikes on infrastructure in southern Iran: a bridge near Qeshm Island in the Strait of Hormuz (23:32), a second major bridge between Bandar Abbas and Lar (23:30), a communications tower in Bandar Abbas (23:00), and a bridge and airport at unspecified locations (23:33). The new report from Kurdistan province – far from the southern targets – suggests a broadening of reported US operations, if confirmed.
All reports remain unverified by independent sources. The United States has not commented on any of the alleged strikes. The Tasnim report is a single-source claim, and the Zioneer assesses this as a developing story.
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