US-Israeli Strikes Destroy Iran's Tallest B1 Bridge in Karaj

US-Israeli strikes destroyed the B1 suspension bridge near Tehran, Iran's tallest and the Middle East's tallest.

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The bridge was hit twice an hour apart while rescue teams were aiding victims from the first strike.

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Iranian state media reported at least eight dead and 95 wounded.

The bridge was a critical infrastructure link between Tehran and Karaj.

The strikes aimed to sever drone and missile supply lines.

Trump framed the strikes as part of an expeditionary mission to destroy Iran's capabilities.

The strikes occurred after weeks of US-Israeli bombing that killed over 1,300 Iranians.

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Iran's Ambassador to the UN warned the strikes were an act of aggression.

Iran retaliated by closing the Strait of Hormuz and launching missile strikes on Tel Aviv.

Only 27% of Americans approved of the strikes.

The Pentagon justified targeting infrastructure as legitimate military objectives.

“American President Donald Trump said on Thursday that the largest bridge in Iran has collapsed and will never be used again”

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Critics questioned the legality and efficacy of targeting civilian infrastructure.

The destruction of a modern bridge opened debate about the costs imposed on Iranians.

Bloomberg noted the strikes had not shortened the conflict.

The Council on Foreign Relations observed a major shift toward regime change.

Iran announced plans to rebuild the bridge using domestic engineering expertise.

The strikes raised questions about the long-term strategic impact of the campaign.

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Iran remained defiant despite economic pressure.

The mixed signals underscored the complexities of ending a war launched on February 28.