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Iran war live: Trump hits bridges and train station with missiles, says Tehran

Escalating tensions in the Middle East involve reports of missile strikes on Iranian infrastructure and vessel boardings in the Persian Gulf.

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Reports indicate that missiles have struck bridges and a train station in Tehran. Simultaneously, multiple incidents involving the boarding and hijacking of vessels, including the chemical tanker Asana, are unfolding near Yemen in the Gulf of Aden.

The Independent, Quantum Commodity Intelligence, The Times of India, The Times of Israel, and AP News emphasize the dual nature of these developments. British military reports confirm that armed groups and unauthorized personnel have boarded tankers in the region.

Coverage does not yet specify the full scale of the reported infrastructure damage or the status of the crews aboard the affected vessels. Future updates are expected to clarify the extent of the maritime incidents and the impact of the missile strikes.

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What specific locations in Tehran were reportedly targeted?

Coverage states that bridges and a train station were hit by missiles.

Which vessel has been identified in the Gulf of Aden?

The chemical tanker Asana has been identified as hijacked.

Who has reported on the vessel boardings?

Reports have been provided by the British military, The Times of India, The Times of Israel, AP News, and Quantum Commodity Intelligence.

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