Iran asks youth to form human chains around power plants as Trump's deadline nears

The Iranian regime has urged its civilians, including youth, artists and athletes, to form human chains at power plants across the country on April 8 to prevent a potential US attack targeting public infrastructure.

Announcing the plan, Alireza Rahimi, Iran’s Deputy Minister of Youth and Sports, wrote on X, "We will stand hand in hand to say: Attacking public infrastructure is a war crime."

Rahimi's announcement came after the US President threatened to attack public infrastructure, including bridges and power plants, if the conflict-torn Strait of Hormuz does not become fully operational after the deadline set by the United States.

(This is a developing story. It will be updated soon.)

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