Iran's southern roads and bridges disrupted after US strikes
The recent American attacks in Hormozgan Province in southern Iran have caused many main roads and bridges to go out of service, leading to significant disruptions in land transportation. Iranian authorities confirmed the closure of strategic bridges and tunnels, including the "Martyr Mirzai Tunnel," and a complete halt to truck and heavy vehicle movement, with alternative lanes designated solely for private vehicles. Washington justifies the attacks by targeting military supply lines, while Tehran asserts that the damage has affected civilian facilities and vital transportation networks for the population. Maintenance teams are taking measures to repair the damage.
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