Summary
A bombing targeted Sharif University of Technology in Tehran, affecting its AI center and other buildings. The attacks are part of ongoing strikes by the U.S. and Israel against various Iranian research and infrastructure sites. President Trump threatened more attacks unless Iran complies with his demands.
Key Facts
- Sharif University of Technology in Tehran was bombed, damaging buildings including an AI center.
- The university's online services were disrupted due to the attack.
- No casualties were reported at Sharif University as classes were conducted online.
- Over 2,000 people have died during the conflict that started on February 28.
- More than 30 universities in Iran have been targeted by U.S. and Israeli attacks.
- The Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC) declared U.S. and Israeli-affiliated universities as targets.
- Iranian university heads initially opposed retaliatory attacks but some now support them.
- President Donald Trump set a deadline for Iran to meet his demands, threatening further attacks on Iran's infrastructure.
