Iran's Leaders Defy U.S., Israel on Streets

0:00It's April 3rd. This is Global News today, powered by AI bringing you what matters globally. Experts are pushing back hard against the U.S. claim that Iran fired the missile that wrecked a sports hall in the Maird on 28 February, the first day of the war. Six independent weapons analysts reviewed the footage and say it doesn't match an Iranian Joveesaya cruise missile at all. They point to the shape, trajectory, explosion style, and lack of visible wings or engine. Iran reports 21 dead in the strike, including four kids, and this fits into broader attacks that day, like one in Minab killing 100, 68. BBC verify first pegged it as a U.S. precision strike missile from Makhid Martin, backed by James and others with an air burst warhead scattering. Fragments over homes, features not seen in Iranian gear. Sincom sticks to their denial, saying no U.S. strikes within 30 miles, but questions linger with that duty map highlighting southern Iran hits, leaving the truth up in the air as

1:03investigations roll on.