03.04.2026 14:18
After the two airstrikes carried out by the U.S. on the B1 Bridge in Iran, heavy damage occurred to the bridge. While the middle and end sections of the structure collapsed, the project manager Abolfazl Rahmani could not hold back his tears at the sight. Eight people lost their lives in the attacks, and 95 were injured; nearby settlements were also damaged.
The heavy damage at the B1 Bridge, targeted by the US airstrikes on Iran, has been captured for the first time. The project, which connects the city of Karaj in Alborz Province to the capital Tehran and is known as "the highest bridge in the Middle East," has suffered significant destruction.
TWO ATTACKS, GREAT COLLAPSE
After two separate airstrikes conducted by the US military on April 2, serious collapses occurred in the middle and outer sections of the bridge. The images revealed that some parts of the massive structure had completely collapsed and that the project had been severely damaged.
PROJECT MANAGER IN TEARS
The project manager Abolfazl Rahmani, who examined the destruction at the bridge on-site, could not hold back his tears in the face of the scene. Rahmani's emotional moments highlighted the extent of the devastation caused by the attack.
NEARBY SETTLEMENTS ALSO AFFECTED
The attack was not limited to the bridge. Damage was also observed in a village near the B1 Bridge. It was reported that civilian settlements in the area were also affected by the attack.
CASUALTIES AND INJURIES REPORTED
In the attacks carried out by the US, 8 people lost their lives, and 95 others were injured. Authorities stated that investigations into the extent of the damage are ongoing.
TENSION RISING IN THE REGION
The escalation of tension between Iran and the US, extending beyond military targets to infrastructure projects, indicates that the scale of the conflict is widening.