US-Israeli strikes hit gas facilities in Isfahan and Khorramshahr — partial damage, supply unaffected

Iran's Fars news agency reported that US-Israeli strikes targeted gas distribution infrastructure in two locations on Day 25. In Isfahan, the gas administration building and a gas pressure regulation station on Kaveh Street were struck and 'partially damaged.' In the southwest, a projectile hit the area outside the Khorramshahr power plant's gas pipeline processing station; the Khorramshahr governor stated the infrastructure is 'operating normally' with no disruption to gas supply. The strikes occurred hours after US President Trump said he had stepped back from threats to attack power infrastructure, suggesting Washington's pause applied specifically to power plants rather than gas distribution systems. Fars is Iran's state-affiliated outlet and the only source for this report; damage claims are unverified externally. The Isfahan gas station is near Isfahan city center. Khorramshahr is in Khuzestan Province, bordering Iraq, and is a key node in Iran's southwestern energy network.