Middle East's highest bridge struck, 8 people lost their lives: Trump says 'it's time for a deal'!

The US military has added a new strike to its attacks on strategic infrastructure in Iran, targeting the B1 Bridge that connects Tehran and Karaj. It was reported that the middle section of the bridge was destroyed in the attack, resulting in 8 deaths and 95 injuries.

"IT IS TIME FOR A DEAL"

US President Donald Trump stated in a post on his social media account that Iran's highest bridge had been destroyed and could no longer be used, adding, "More to come. It is time for Iran to make a deal before it is too late. Otherwise, there will be nothing left of this country."

STERN REACTION FROM IRAN: "WE WILL NOT SURRENDER"

Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi gave a stern response to the US attack in a statement following the incident. Stating that targeting civilian infrastructure would not force Iran to surrender, Araghchi said, "Targeting civilian structures like unfinished bridges will not force Iranians to surrender." Araghchi also stated that the destroyed structures would be rebuilt even stronger. He further added that the US is damaging its international reputation with these attacks.

SIGNAL OF RETALIATION FROM IRAN: LIST OF BRIDGES PUBLISHED

Following the US attack, the Iranian press published a list that could point to critical bridges in regional countries as targets. The published list included the following structures:

King Fahd Causeway

Sheikh Zayed Bridge

Al Maqta Bridge

King Hussein Bridge

Damia Bridge

Abdoun Bridge

Sheikh Jaber Al-Ahmad Al-Sabah Causeway

Sheikh Khalifa Bridge

SHOCK DEPARTURE AT THE PENTAGON

The US Department of Defense saw another notable development during the attacks. The Pentagon announced that Army Chief of Staff General Randy George would retire from his post immediately. Pentagon Spokesperson Sean Parnell stated that George had left his post and was thanked for his many years of service. According to reports previously featured in the US press, it had been alleged that Secretary of Defense Pete Hegseth had asked George to resign. It was noted that Hegseth wanted to appoint someone who would more strongly implement President Trump's military vision.

News Source: 12punto