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US-Israeli Strikes Hit Prestigious Iranian University

A US-Israeli strike hit the Sharif University of Technology in Tehran on Monday, an attack widely condemned by Iranians both inside and outside of the country, as the bombing campaign continues to hit civilian targets. The university, known as the “MIT of Iran,” is a prestigious institution that attracts top medical and engineering students in […]
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