Overview
- Iranian television reported an American-Israeli attack on Sharif University of Technology in west Tehran as explosions echoed across the capital.
- Al Jazeera said fighter jets flew overhead and Iranian outlets reported air defenses firing in several districts, including the east of the city.
- Rediff, citing agencies, reported damage to buildings on the Sharif campus and to a nearby natural gas distribution site, with specific targets still unclear.
- The state-run Iran newspaper said an airstrike killed at least five people in a residential area of Qom, though the intended target was not identified.
- A government spokesperson said more than 100,000 civilian sites have been affected since Feb. 28, including dozens of universities, schools, and research centers, a figure not independently verified.