The United States has expanded its military operations in southeastern Iran, striking key infrastructure in and around the port city of Chabahar.

Airstrikes carried out on Wednesday, local time, damaged power infrastructure and port facilities in the Chabahar region. According to the power distribution company of Sistan and Baluchestan province, three major transmission lines within Chabahar County were damaged, cutting off electricity to some areas. Restoration work is underway, but disruptions for residents continue.

During the attack, projectile debris reportedly fell near Imam Ali Hospital. Residents of Konarak, adjacent to Chabahar, testified to hearing successive explosions as U.S. fighter jet airstrikes continued.

According to local media, witnesses reported around 10 explosions in the two cities, with power outages confirmed in some areas.

Iranian state television reported that multiple shells struck downtown Chabahar, damaging the Shahid Beheshti port, the Kalantari port, and vessel traffic control facilities. Approximately half of the entire city is reportedly experiencing power supply disruptions.

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