Israel Hammers Iranian Terror Logistics: Eight More Bridges Obliterated in Precision Strikes
Israel just delivered another crushing blow to the Iranian regime, taking out eight bridge segments across key cities including Tehran, Karaj, Tabriz, Kashan, and Qom.
These were no random targets. The crossings served as vital arteries for the mullahs to shuttle weapons, military equipment, and missile launchers. By severing them, the IDF has crippled the regime’s ability to move its terror tools around the country.
The strikes align with Israel’s stated mission to dismantle the infrastructure fueling Iran’s aggression. As one illustrated map animation from the operation shows, red highlights mark the exact sites hit, with inset visuals of damaged bridges and disrupted routes labeled clearly as “disrupting terror regime logistics.”
Iranian state media admits damage to railway bridges and highways, including the Yahya Abad rail bridge in Kashan that killed two and injured three. A major link near Tabriz on the Tehran route was also closed. Yet the regime’s complaints ring hollow—these targets were chosen precisely because they supported military movements, not civilian life.
More is coming. As the original report noted, “A LOT MORE coming tonight.”
This is what real deterrence looks like: surgical, relentless pressure on a terror-sponsoring regime that has threatened Israel and the West for decades.
While Iran hides behind proxies and bluster, Israel is systematically stripping away its capacity to wage war. The message is clear—keep pushing, and the strikes will only intensify.
No more free rides for the ayatollahs’ war machine.