Escalating Tensions: Airstrikes Rock Iran Amid U.S.-Iran Conflict

Airstrikes in southwest Iran have claimed multiple lives, further intensifying U.S.-Iran conflict. Iranian General Ali Abdollahi Aliabadi warns of targeting U.S. and Israeli infrastructure if aggressions persist. The war, sparked by U.S.-Israel strikes, has impacted global markets and warned of potential war crimes. Critical cultural and academic sites were hit in recent strikes.

Airstrikes in southwest Iran have resulted in at least three deaths and left several wounded, according to Iranian state media. The affected area is also the last known location of a missing American crew member.

General Ali Abdollahi Aliabadi announced that further escalation would lead to strikes on U.S. and Israeli infrastructure. His comments followed U.S. President Trump's ultimatum for Iran to open the Strait of Hormuz or face severe consequences.

The U.S.-Israel initiated hostilities have widespread ramifications, hitting civilian sites and affecting global markets. Notably, strikes damaged a Tehran university research center and a religious complex in Zanjan, raising concerns about cultural preservation and possible war crimes.

(With inputs from agencies.)