Amid the ongoing Middle East conflict, a major airstrike by the United States and Israel targeted the Shahid Beheshti University in Tehran, causing heavy destruction to its research center. The strike reportedly aimed at facilities linked to scientific and military development, leaving large parts of the building in ruins and sparking panic among civilians. Simultaneously, US forces launched another major strike in Iran’s Kohgiluyeh region, with massive explosions and thick smoke seen rising into the sky. These attacks mark a significant escalation in targeting strategic infrastructure. Meanwhile, Donald Trump issued a fresh ultimatum to Iran, warning that only 24 hours remain to either agree to a deal or reopen the Strait of Hormuz. He reiterated that failure to comply would result in severe military action. Iran responded sharply, rejecting the threat and warning of strong retaliation. With rising military deployments and aggressive rhetoric on both sides, the next 24 hours are considered critical and could determine the scale of further escalation in the region.


