Iranian state media reported this week that Sharif University of Technology in Tehran sustained damage from an alleged air strike, causing a gas facility rupture and temporary service disruption. Authorities claim the Monday incident involved US and Israeli forces, though neither country has officially commented.
🌐 Students shared videos showing smoke near campus labs, while residents reported gas outages lasting several hours. The university – a hub for STEM innovation – temporarily suspended classes. 'This isn’t just infrastructure damage – it’s an attack on knowledge,' said a graduate student anonymously via Telegram.
💡 Analysts suggest rising Middle East tensions in 2026 could be linked to recent disputes over nuclear negotiations. Meanwhile, Tehran’s emergency services are prioritizing gas line repairs as temperatures rise in the region.
