With a dramatic video showing the massive bridge structure collapsing, Trump posted a clear and threatening message on social media directly aimed at Iranian authorities, announcing continued destruction. "The largest bridge in Iran is collapsing, it will never be used again. Much more to follow," wrote Trump, then added in capital letters: "It is time for Iran to reach a deal before it is too late, before everything disappears that could still become a great country!" The news of the infrastructure destruction was first reported by the Iranian news agency Fars. They confirmed that the target of the U.S.-Israeli airstrike was the famous B1 bridge in Karaj, an infrastructure giant and the tallest bridge in the Middle East. According to reports from Fars agency reporters at the scene, there are multiple injuries in the attack, and numerous rescue teams are on-site searching the rubble. The exact number of casualties has not yet been officially confirmed. This strike comes shortly after Trump openly threatened in an evening address to the nation that he would drastically intensify attacks on Iranian infrastructure in the coming weeks. His message was unambiguous: If Iran does not agree to American terms, Washington will return that country to the "stone age." On the other hand, authorities in Tehran show no signs of backing down. Iran has threatened to respond in kind, emphasizing that their targets will be Israel, as well as all companies with American capital operating in the Middle East, raising fears of a full-scale regional war.