In a tragic incident early Monday, 13 individuals lost their lives when airstrikes targeted a residential complex in Eslamshahr, a city located southwest of Tehran, Iran. Reports from the semiofficial Fars news agency and Nour News indicate that the exact target of the attack is still unclear, and neither Israel nor the United States has claimed responsibility for the strikes. This airstrike comes amid heightened tensions, particularly following warnings from U.S. President Donald Trump, who urged Iran to reopen the Strait of Hormuz or face potential consequences. In a related incident, airstrikes were also reported at the Sharif University of Technology in Tehran, damaging buildings on campus, which is currently vacant due to classes being moved online amid ongoing conflict. The university has previously faced international sanctions due to alleged connections with Iran's military, particularly concerning its ballistic missile program overseen by the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps. Additionally, another strike occurred in a residential area of Qom, a significant Shiite religious center south of Tehran, resulting in at least five more fatalities. Authorities have not yet provided updated casualty figures or detailed the material losses from these attacks.