Saudi–Bahrain causeway closed over fears of Iranian attacks
Other countries
- 07 April, 2026
- 10:02
The key bridge linking Saudi Arabia and Bahrain - the King Fahd Causeway - has been closed to traffic indefinitely due to fears of potential Iranian attacks, according to Report.
"Traffic on the bridge has been suspended as a precautionary measure following Iran's attacks on Saudi Arabia"s Eastern Province," King Fahd Causeway Authority said on social media.
The 25-kilometer (15.5-mile) causeway is the only land route connecting Saudi Arabia with the island nation of Bahrain. The closure comes after Donald Trump threatened to bomb Iran's bridges and power plants if the country does not reopen the Strait of Hormuz on Tuesday. Iran, in turn, warned of "devastating" retaliation if its civilian infrastructure is targeted.
Latest News
17:43
IMF assesses how peace in the South Caucasus could reshape trade and investment flows
Finance17:30
Qatar warns of regional 'spiral' as diplomatic window closes
Other countries17:15
Azerbaijan joins document on CIS Executive Committee with reservation
Foreign policy17:14
JD Vance: Most military objectives in Iran achieved, war ending soon
Other countries17:03
President of Azerbaijan approves new rules regulating subsoil use
Infrastructure16:49
Photo
Azerbaijan chairs another meeting of CICA Senior Officials Committee
Foreign policy16:47
President awards group of people for special contribution to Azerbaijan's territorial integrity
Domestic policy16:38
Trump warns of decisive night for Iran
Other countries16:27