The "Civilian Bridge" Iran Is Crying About Was Never Even Open
The media ran with Iran’s framing: the U.S. bombed a civilian bridge, innocent people were crossing, war crime. Tousi TV pulled the footage and the facts, and the entire narrative collapses
By News on the Net -- M.A. Rothman—— Bio and Archives--April 3, 2026
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The B1 Bridge between Karaj and Tehran was never opened to public traffic. It wasn’t complete. The original opening was delayed — first by a year, then again — because Iran’s Islamic socialist economic model couldn’t finish a bridge on schedule. As Tousi put it: "The Islamic Socialist economic policies are not really competent."
So why was it hit? Two reasons.
First, the symbolism. The strike was part of the broader “we’re going to hit your infrastructure” campaign — but the U.S. deliberately chose a target that wasn't carrying civilian traffic. That’s not a war crime. That’s precision.
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— M.A. Rothman (@MichaelARothman)April 3, 2026
The media ran with Iran’s framing: the U.S. bombed a civilian bridge, innocent people were crossing, war crime. Tousi TV pulled the footage and the facts, and the… pic.twitter.com/lDrNIeoXj5
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