Iran Threatens US Campuses, Trump Eyes Nuclear Raid

0:00On March 30, Iran's dropping a serious threat, saying they'll hit American university campuses across the Middle East unless the Trump team condemns. Recent strikes on their schools. The Islamic Revolutionary Garcore gave a hard deadline, noon on Monday March 30, Tehran time. If no official statement comes, they warm retaliation against U.S. students, professors, and staff studying abroad there, telling everyone to stay at, least one kilometer from those sites. Several big U.S. schools have outposts in the region, like New York University in Abu Dhabi and others including Georgetown, Carnegie Mellon, Northwestern, and Texas A&M in Qatar's education city, Texas A&M are already shut down as Qatar campus, switching to remote classes and sending most staff home amid the escalating tensions. These threats come after deadly U.S. and Israeli strikes on Iranian education spots, including one over the weekend at Tehran University of Science and technology that damaged buildings

1:01but spared lives. Earlier hits, like the February 28th attack on an elementary school in Minab, killed 175 people, mostly kids, with a U.S. Probe pointing to American forces using bad intel on a former naval base site. Now report surface of another strike in the mud using a fresh U.S. missile wiping out a sports hall and school, killing about 21. Meanwhile, around 5,000 Americans studied in the Middle East and North Africa last year, half in Israel and 1,000 in the UAE, putting many at risk. As this bruise, Trump's eyeing a risky special ops raid into Iran to grab nearly 1,000 pounds of enriched uranium from sites in Natanz and Isfahan, a move that could spark all-out war but aims to block their nuclear path. Although he's holding off for now, weighing the dangers.