Iran's Top University Bombed by US-Israeli Strikes — 34 Killed

US-Israeli strikes hit one of Iran's top universities on April 6, 2026, killing at least 34 people in one of the deadliest single-site attacks on civilian infrastructure since the conflict began. The bombing drew immediate international condemnation, with critics calling the strike a violation of protected civilian sites under international humanitarian law. Iran's government accused the US and Israel of deliberately targeting educational institutions to terrorize the population. The attack marks an escalation in the scope of targets struck, moving beyond military and nuclear facilities to major civilian institutions.