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💬 Latest US attacks target several locations across Iran, leaving two dead and 11 injured 📌 Tehran,...

Islamic Republic News Agency

💬 Latest US attacks target several locations across Iran, leaving two dead and 11 injured 📌 Tehran, IRNA – The latest US missile and air attacks have targeted several locations across Iran, including areas in the southern and central provinces, leaving at least two people dead and 11 others injured, according to local officials. In the southern Khuzestan Province, two people were killed and 11 others injured early Thursday after missiles struck the area around the passenger terminal at the Shalamcheh border crossing, according to the province’s deputy governor for security and law enforcement affairs. ​ Missile attacks also targeted an area near the city of Andimeshk, as well as two locations around the cities of Ahvaz and Ramshir, Valiollah Hayati said, adding that one of the targets near Ramshir was an asphalt storage warehouse. ​ In Chaharmahal and Bakhtiari Province, an area in the Kiar County came under an air attack in the early hours of Thursday. The province’s deputy governor for political, security and social affairs, Abdolali Arzhang, said there were no casualties, adding that relevant authorities were assessing the incident and possible damage. ​ In the southern Hormuzgan Province, two maritime search-and-rescue vessels were hit in a US attack. The vessels sustained serious damage. ​ Meanwhile, agricultural equipment belonging to farmers in Dashti County, Bushehr Province, was hit by US missiles in two separate attacks, according to the province’s deputy governor for political and security affairs. Ehsan Jahanian said the county had come under missile attacks on three occasions on Thursday, with no casualties reported. The extent of the damage was still being assessed. ​ Several areas of Bushehr city were also targeted in two separate missile attacks earlier in the day, with no fatalities reported. 📲 ​

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