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Group 1 - Iran is considering exiting the Treaty on the Non-Proliferation of Nuclear Weapons (NPT) due to perceived threats to its national security and lack of effective guarantees for its legitimate security interests [1] - Iran plans to implement a stricter access and fee system for ships passing through the Strait of Hormuz, similar to the management models of the Bosporus Strait and the Suez Canal [1] - The Iranian parliament is actively promoting legislation to formalize the potential exit from the NPT, emphasizing the need to ensure national security amid external military threats [1] Group 2 - Two American universities in the Middle East have temporarily shifted to online classes as a precaution against potential Iranian retaliation following airstrikes on Iranian universities [2][3] - The American University of Beirut announced a transition to online teaching for March 30 and 31, citing no direct threats but opting for caution [3] - The University of Madaba in Jordan also announced a shift to online classes until April 2, following a warning from the Iranian Revolutionary Guard regarding potential retaliatory actions against U.S. universities in the region [4] Group 3 - An Iranian official reported that U.S. and Israeli aircraft violated Iranian airspace and attacked a children's amusement park in Isfahan, which was described as a crime against children [5][6] - There have been no reports of casualties from the attack on the amusement park as of the latest updates [7]