Odaily, citing China Central Television, reported that U.S. strikes hit several locations in Iran, including Bandar Abbas in the south of the country. The report said the attack was large in scale and caused power outages in parts of Bandar Abbas after a communications tower was hit. U.S. warplanes also launched a missile strike on Iranshahr Airport in Sistan and Baluchestan Province in southeastern Iran, where local residents reportedly heard three loud explosions near the airport. In addition, Bandar Abbas railway junction station was struck, injuring two people. A bridge in Hamir Port, in Hormozgan Province in southern Iran, was also hit that night. The Hormozgan provincial government said on the 17th that two bridges in the province had come under attack, leaving two people dead and four others injured.
Odaily reported, citing China Central Television, that U.S. strikes hit Bandar Abbas in southern Iran. The report said the attack was large in scale and caused power outages in parts of the city after a communications tower was struck.
U.S. warplanes also launched a missile strike on Iranshahr Airport in Sistan and Baluchestan Province in southeastern Iran. Local residents reportedly heard three loud explosions near the airport.
Bandar Abbas railway junction station was also hit, injuring two people. A bridge in Hamir Port in southern Iran's Hormozgan Province came under attack the same night. The Hormozgan provincial government said on the 17th that two bridges in the province were struck, leaving two people dead and four others injured.
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