INTERNATIONAL — April 3, 2026

Trump Claims U.S. Destroyed Iran's Largest Bridge in Karaj

U.S. President Trump claimed American forces destroyed Iran's largest bridge, the B1 in Karaj's Azimiya area, and published photos while warning of more actions unless Iran agrees to terms. Iranian media reported eight killed and 95 injured in the strikes.

The Ehtebar Desk — originates with Hurriyat — corroborated by Khaama Press2 min read

Trump Claims U.S. Destroyed Iran's Largest Bridge in Karaj
Image courtesy Hurriyat

U.S. President Donald Trump stated that American forces destroyed Iran's largest bridge in the Azimiya area of Karaj city, publishing photos of the operation.

Trump declared the B1 bridge destroyed and said it will never be used again. He issued a warning that further actions are forthcoming unless Iran reaches an agreement soon.

The statement came amid heightened tensions, with Trump emphasizing the need for Iran to negotiate before it is too late.

Iranian media reported eight people killed and 95 injured in the U.S. warplane attacks on the bridge.

Read the original reporting at Hurriyat

Reliability assessment

Two outlets (Hurriyat, Khaama Press) corroborate U.S. President Trump's on-record statement claiming U.S. forces destroyed Iran's B1 bridge in Karaj's Azimiya area, including photos and warnings; Iranian media reports casualties, supporting an underlying incident.

The source language reads straight.

Independent web corroboration

A separate web search returned 8 matching reports. A selection:

Across the newsrooms

Filed by 2 outlets

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InternationalTrump, Iran, Karaj, B1 bridge, US airstrike

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