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‘Make deal before it’s too late': Trump warns Iran after US-Israel attack on B1 Bridge

Sharing a video of the US-Israeli attack on the BI Bridge in Iran's Karaj area, Trump called on Iran to make a deal “before its too late.”

Updated on: Apr 3, 2026, 06:38:05 IST
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US President Donald Trump has once again warned Iran and urged the Islamic Republic to come to a deal with Washington. Sharing a video of the US-Israeli attack on the B1 Bridge in Iran's Karaj area, Trump called on Iran to make a deal “before it's too late.”

A joint US-Israeli attack struck down Iran's B1 bridge in Karaj on Thursday. The attack comes as the war between the nations escalates and marks its second month (Donald Trump on Truth Social)
A joint US-Israeli attack struck down Iran's B1 bridge in Karaj on Thursday. The attack comes as the war between the nations escalates and marks its second month (Donald Trump on Truth Social)

“The biggest bridge in Iran comes tumbling down, never to be used again — Much more to follow! IT IS TIME FOR IRAN TO MAKE A DEAL BEFORE IT IS TOO LATE, AND THERE IS NOTHING LEFT OF WHAT STILL COULD BECOME A GREAT COUNTRY!” Trump wrote on Truth Social.

As per Fars news agency, the US and Israel targeted several sites in the Azimeh area near Karaj, which includes the B1 bridge.

This bridge is often described as the highest bridge in the Middle East. According to the local report, the bridge was part of a major road infrastructure project and was expected to be inaugurated soon.

The B1 bridge is a 1,050-metre structure that serves as a crucial link for regional trade. The bridge now stands damaged due to US-Israeli strikes.

Trump says he will bomb Iran “back into stone ages”

In his address to the nation on Wednesday morning, US President Donald Trump laid out no clear objectives of the US and Israel's joint “military operation” and iran but added that Tehran will be hit the hardest in the coming two to three weeks.

In his address, Trump stated he plans to bomb Iran “back to the Stone Ages” as he stated that Iran's military, navy and other capabilities stand completely destroyed.

However, Iran has responded and accused the US and Israel of bringing back the Stone Age to the modern world by committing crimes against humanity and killing of children in its strikes with Israel.

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