Trump Threatens To Destroy Iran’s Infrastructure In Four Hours If No Deal

Trump publicly threatened to destroy Iran's entire infrastructure within a precise four-hour window.

He stated the operation would occur between 12:00 a.m. and 4:00 a.m. UTC on April 8.

Atlantic Council

Iran maintains approximately 1,200 major bridges and hundreds of power generation facilities.

Trump insisted the Iranian people would be willing to suffer such strikes in order to have freedom.

Experts told PBS that such strikes could constitute a war crime.

The U.N. Secretary-General's office warned that attacking such infrastructure is banned under international law.

BBC

Striking Iran's electricity infrastructure would have little impact on military capabilities.

It would immediately spark a crisis of disease, hunger, and thirst among Iran's 92 million people.

The fire killed at least 33 workers according to the Dhaka Tribune.

Police detained factory owner Faisal Rahman.

Hessen's compliance team had audited the factory in March.

Rahman issued a statement claiming the factory had passed its most recent safety inspection in January.

Clean Clothes Campaign said the audit system was fundamentally broken.

Survivors described workers pounding on locked metal doors.

Nasrin Begum escaped by jumping from a second-floor window.

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The Bangladesh Garment Workers' Federation called a nationwide strike.

Labour Minister Tahmina Akhter pledged an immediate government investigation.

Firefighter Mahmud Iqbal said 47 people had been injured.