'This has got me worried': Iranians fear what comes next after US strike on Karaj bridge
US and Iran near brink of escalation as Trump deadline for deal looms
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Following a reported US strike on a bridge in Karaj, Iran, which allegedly killed eight and injured nearly 100, concerns are rising among Iranians about potential future attacks. The B1 bridge was bombed on Thursday during the Nowruz holidays. Former US President Trump warned of further strikes on Iranian infrastructure if Iran doesn't agree to his terms. Iranian Foreign Minister Araghchi condemned the attack, stating it wouldn't force Iran to surrender and reflected America's moral defeat. Despite an ongoing internet blackout imposed by Iranian authorities, some citizens are expressing fear and helplessness, worrying about the country's future amid escalating tensions.
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AI-ExtractedIranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi said striking civilian structures will not compel Iranians to surrender.
US President Donald Trump has warned Iran that there will be strikes on its bridges and electric power plants.
Using or possessing Starlink can lead to up to two years in prison.
It is still very difficult to contact people inside Iran amid the internet blackout imposed by Iranian authorities.
Iranian media said eight people were killed when the B1 bridge in Karaj was bombed by US warplanes
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