Deadly Missile Strike on Iranian School

0:00On March 3rd, a missile strike hit Cesare Taipei, primary school in Minab, southern Iran, right in the middle of morning classes around 10 a.m. on. Saturday. The blast destroyed the building and killed dozens of girls aged 7-12 with Iranian state media reporting up to 168. Dead and 95 injured at the site. The school sits next to an Islamic revolutionary garcore complex, including barracks and a medical clinic, with its walled off separately with colorful murals on its walls. It served to local kids from ordinary families, not just military ones, due to lower fees and crowded public options. Witnesses and officials expressed horror over the civilian deaths, with one man highlighting bloodied schoolbooks amid the rubble. UNESCO condemned it as a grave violation of international law, urging protection for schools and students everywhere. Rescue efforts strained local resources, overwhelming the hospital morgue, and requiring refrigerated trucks for bodies. The school's head teacher was among the dead, and the short gap between closure orders and the strike left little time for parents to pick up there.

1:07Children, meanwhile, the U.S. military is investigating reports of civilian harm, stressing they don't target schools deliberately as this incident marks the deadliest in the ongoing U.S. and Israeli strikes on Iran. To