In line with Trump’s warning, the US attack on Iran’s bridge-railway station-airport, killed at least 7

The peace treaty is over. Iran-America War and retaliatory attacks took place in the Middle East for six consecutive days. On Thursday night, the US military attacked several civilian infrastructure in Iran. Attacks were reported on three bridges, a railway station and an airport. So far 7 deaths have been reported in this incident. After the collapse of the peace agreement, US President Donald Trump warned that Iran’s infrastructure will be destroyed. It is news that such a terrible attack is going on.

Meanwhile, Iran is launching missile attacks on US bases in several countries in the Middle East. It is known that Tehran attacked Jordan. In addition, the administration in Qatar has issued general special precautions due to the fear of an attack by Iran. Citizens are prohibited from going out of the house except for urgent needs to avoid danger. Note that, along with Pakistan, Qatar also mediated between America and Iran. However, that attempt failed in the conflict with Hormuz. Earlier, Mojtaba Khamenei’s country attacked Bahrain and Kuwait to avenge the US attack.

Coastal cities and islands in southern Iran have been hit by US strikes. Explosions were reported in Ahvaz, Kesham, Bushehr, Dashti, Bostan, Sirik and Bandar-e-Lengeh areas. The attack caused more damage to infrastructure than the previous night. Three bridges were hit near Bandar-e-Khamir and the US Air Force struck several other locations, including the ‘Tapeh Allah Akbar’ area of ​​Bandar Abbas.

At least seven people were killed in attacks targeting roads and railways in Hormuzgan province, according to Iranian state television. An attack in Iran City damaged the local airport. Electricity supply has been cut in the city. According to Al Jazeera reports, airstrikes were also reported on the island of Kish, causing a temporary power outage in some areas. Needless to say, India is worried about a new war in the Middle East. Due to this, the experts are afraid of the increase in the prices of various materials including fuel.