Eight Gulf bridges on Iran’s ‘hit list’ Each of the bridges is very important. Tehran’s longest bridge B1 was affected on Thursday. After that, Iran is desperate to throw jute instead of bricks. On Friday, the media of that country published the list of those eight bridges.
Note that yesterday, Thursday, Israel and America bombarded B1 located in Karaj. US President Donald Trump posted a video on social media. It shows how the bridge is collapsing due to the impact of the bomb. At the same time, Trump warned that if the agreement is not reached now, it will be too late for Iran. After that, Tehran threw another challenge by placing eight bridges in the Gulf region on the ‘hit list’.
Meanwhile, more than 3,500 US troops have reached the Middle East under Trump’s order. Washington will launch a ground operation to deliver the final blow to Iran. The Pentagon is currently preparing for it. In this situation, on Thursday, Iran’s army chief, Amir Hatami, threatened, “Not a single enemy soldier will survive if they enter our territory.” All in all, the fire of war in the Middle East is still raging.
Strait of Hormuz is blocked in this situation. Hormuz is the ‘oil artery’ of the whole world. Due to the shutdown due to the war, energy crisis has developed in many countries. In this situation, Britain sat in a meeting with 60 countries on Thursday night. India was represented by Foreign Secretary Vikram Misri. On Friday, the Ministry of External Affairs issued a statement on what India has said in the meeting. It said, “At the meeting, the Foreign Secretary highlighted the energy crisis in India and its impact on the country. Also recalled that only one Indian sailor died in an attack on a commercial ship in the Gulf region.”
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