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Iranian Sources Claim US Strikes Hit Civilian Infrastructure

Iranian Sources Claim US Strikes Hit Civilian Infrastructure

Post by : Bianca Haleem

Iranian social media accounts and local sources have alleged that United States strikes caused casualties and damaged civilian infrastructure, including an airport and a key bridge.

The claims come as the United States says it has continued military strikes against Iran for a sixth consecutive day. According to the US, the operations are aimed at "further degrading Iranian military capabilities."

Iranian Sources Report Civilian Damage

According to Iranian social media accounts and local sources, the latest strikes resulted in casualties and affected civilian infrastructure. The reported locations include an airport and a key bridge, which the sources say were hit during the attacks.

The claims have been shared by Iranian sources as military operations continue across different areas.

US States Military Targets Remain the Focus

The United States has maintained that its ongoing military campaign is intended to weaken Iran's military capabilities. US officials say the strikes are part of continued operations that have now entered their sixth straight day.

No additional details were provided in the available information regarding the reported damage or casualties.

Read More: Child Injured After Iranian Attack on Qatar, Says Ministry

Situation Remains Under Close Watch

The situation continues to develop as military operations remain ongoing. Iranian sources continue to report damage to civilian infrastructure, while the United States says its objective is to further reduce Iran's military capabilities.

Further updates are expected as more information becomes available from the parties involved.

July 17, 2026 12:37 p.m. 620
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