Coverage dated July 25, 2026

Bridges and infrastructure hit as US struck deeper inside Iran

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The United States has gradually expanded the scope of its attacks against Iran over the course of two weeks of punishing airstrikes that increasingly resemble the war’s opening salvos.

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  1. Wfmy News 2

    Bridges and infrastructure are hit as US strikes deeper into Iran (opens Wfmy News 2)

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    That shattered the truce and pushed the countries back to the precipice of an all-out war across the Middle East.

  2. WANE Fort Wayne

    Bridges and infrastructure hit as US struck deeper inside Iran (opens WANE Fort Wayne)

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    The United States has gradually expanded the scope of its attacks against Iran over the course of two weeks of punishing airstrikes that increasingly resemble the war’s opening salvos.

  3. WMUR

    Bridges, infrastructure hit as US struck deeper inside Iran (opens WMUR)

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    In recent days, the U.S. has targeted bridges and infrastructure in the south and struck deeper into the center of Iran and the outskirts of its capital.

  4. Breitbart News

    U.S. Strikes Deeper Inside Iran, Targeting Bridges and Infrastructure (opens Breitbart News)

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    The United States has gradually expanded the scope of its attacks against Iran over the course of two weeks of punishing airstrikes that increasingly resemble the war's opening salvos.

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