Iran Warns U.S., Threatens Universities

0:00Iran's parliament speaker, Muhammad Bhagir Ghalibov, dropped a serious warning on Sunday against any U.S. ground invasion. He straight-up said Iranian forces are ready to set American troops on fire and hit their regional allies hard if boots hit the ground. He added that Iran's missiles are locked and loaded, with their resolve even stronger now. Ghalibov dismissed a 15-point U.S. plan passed through Pakistan as just empty wishes from the Trump team, saying Iran won't bow to humiliation or surrender. Meanwhile, Iran's revolutionary guard up the ante, threatening to strike American and Israeli university branches in the region. They called them fair game, unless the U.S. condemns attacks on Iranian universities by 12 o'clock Monday, March 30th, and demands Israel stop. Universities are reacting fast. The American University of Beirut switched to remote classes for two days out of caution. Prioritizing safety. The U.S. Embassy in Baghdad warned about risks to American-linked schools in Iraq, noting

1:02past militia attacks. This marks the first time Iran has targeted universities like this amid the escalating Middle East conflict, with many regional campuses already, shifting online to protect students and staff. This has been Dallas News Today, powered by AI.