You WON’T BELIEVE What Just Happened To Iran…
You WON’T BELIEVE What Just Happened To Iran…
BANDAR ABBAS, Iran — For the first five consecutive nights of its retaliatory air campaign, U.S. Central Command (CENTCOM) stuck to a familiar script. American fighter jets, warships, and unmanned aerial vehicles pounded the predictable calculus of modern conflict: radar arrays, anti-ship missile batteries, coastal air defenses, and the fast-attack patrol boats belonging to the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC).
But on the sixth night, the operational script changed entirely. The gloves, as military planners in the region are openly acknowledging, have come completely off.
In a massive, coordinated strike package executed by a synchronized flotilla of fighter jets, aerial drones, and surface warships, the United States military shifted its crosshairs from tactical military hardware to permanent logistics infrastructure. The primary target: the fragile network of highway and railway bridges that tie Iran’s critical southern ports—most notably the economic artery of Bandar Abbas—to the rest of the country.
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