A strategic railway bridge in the Iranian city of Kashan has been struck during a series of aerial attacks.
Operative Information Center-OMM reports, citing foreign media outlets, that the strike has caused significant damage to the region's transport infrastructure.
According to preliminary reports, at least two people were killed and three others sustained various injuries as a result of the operation carried out by the United States and Israel. Furthermore, reports indicate that another bridge located in the Qom province was also targeted in the joint strikes. The extent of the damage to the secondary site is currently being assessed by local authorities.
Kashan and Qom are vital logistical hubs in central Iran, serving as critical junctions for both rail and road networks connecting the capital, Tehran, with the southern provinces. Such infrastructure is often considered of high strategic importance due to its role in the movement of industrial goods and military equipment across the country. These developments come amid heightened regional tensions and a series of reciprocal military actions involving international actors in the Middle East.
