Iran's iconic bridge attacked

金色财经_ · 2026-04-02T21:15:39+00:00

The Beik Road Bridge in Karaj, Iran, was attacked by the United States and Israel, resulting in structural damage and the closure of the affected section. The bridge is the tallest in the Middle East and an important transportation infrastructure, originally scheduled to be operational soon. The attack also affected the power supply in parts of Karaj.

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2026-04-02 21:15:39

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Golden Finance reports that on April 2, today (April 2), the Beik Highway Bridge in Beyk City, Karaj, Iran—known as the tallest bridge in the Middle East and an iconic engineering project in Iran—was damaged in an attack by the United States and Israel.
It is reported that the tallest bridge in the Middle East and an iconic project in Iran was targeted by U.S. and Israeli attacks. The bridge is a flagship project in Iran’s engineering sector, described as one of the most complex engineering achievements in the world. It is part of the core road infrastructure of the Tehran–Karaj transportation corridor, and was originally planned to be officially put into operation soon. The attack caused damage to the bridge’s main structural components, and the relevant sections have been fully closed. The local government issued an emergency alert urging the public to avoid going to the area. The attack also led to a power supply interruption in parts of Karaj. (CCTV International News)

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