Two bridges were attacked in southern Iran and US missiles struck near the town of Sirik, according to a report on Israeli news site ynet. No details on casualties or the identity of the attackers are available. The report follows a series of unverified claims of US strikes on Iranian infrastructure tonight.
Two bridges were attacked in southern Iran and US missiles struck near the town of Sirik tonight, according to a report on Israeli news site ynet. The report is the latest in a series of unverified claims of US strikes on Iranian infrastructure.
The thread of reports began at 23:28 Jerusalem, when official Iranian sources confirmed a halt to traffic following a bridge strike, as The Zioneer reported. Minutes later, Iran's semi-official Tasnim agency reported a US strike on a central bridge in Kurdistan province (23:41). At 23:47, Iranian state television reported two bridges attacked in southern Iran, without specifying the perpetrators.
The latest report adds the detail of US missiles impacting near Sirik, a town on the Strait of Hormuz. No casualty figures or confirmation from US or Iranian authorities are available. The reports remain unverified and under assessment.
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