City in Middle East 32.65, 51.68

Isfahan

Also known as Esfahan

Isfahan is a major city in central Iran and capital of Isfahan Province. Known for hosting critical Iranian military, nuclear, and industrial infrastructure including IRGC bases, missile facilities, and nuclear-related sites. Recently, Isfahan has been repeatedly struck by U.S. and Israeli airstrikes targeting its military and industrial assets. Last updated 1 day ago

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Washington has presented Tehran with a new nuclear framework. Acceptance triggers 30 days of detailed talks, per the Wall Street Journal.

U.S. red lines include dismantlement of Fordow, Natanz, and Isfahan, a total ban on underground nucle...

Washington has presented Tehran with a new nuclear framework. Acceptance triggers 30 days of detailed talks, per the Wall Street Journal.

U.S. red lines include dismantlement of Fordow, Natanz, and Isfahan, a total ban on underground nuclear work, on-demand inspections, a 20-year enrichment moratorium, handover of all enriched uranium stockpiles, and reopening of the Strait of Hormuz in step with the U.S. easing its blockade. Sanctions relief would be performance-based, not upfront.

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Some Key Iranian rail and road infrastructures reportedly hit:

1. Tehran: Tehran-Mashhad rail line (Qalaeno, Ray) struck

2. Isfahan: Yahyaabad-Kashan railway bridge attacked

3. Qom: West province land route targeted

4. Alborz: Karaj railway hit

5. Zanjan: Zanjan-Miane railway bridge targeted

6. East Azerbaijan: Tabriz-Tehran highway temporarily blocked, now reopened

7. Train cancellations: Mashhad and southern/Zagros lines until further notice