U.S. Missile Strike on Iran School: Investigation Ongoing

0:00Global stories making news on March 11th. A U.S. military investigation points to American forces as likely responsible for missile strike on a girl school in Minab, Iran. This happened on the first day of U.S. and Israeli attacks against Iran. Iranian officials say 150 students died in the blast. Video footage analyzed by experts shows what looks like a U.S. Tomahawk missile hitting the area. The school sits right next to a compound, run by Iran's Islamic Revolutionary Garcour. Iranians held funerals for the girls last week, with state TV showing small coffins draped in flags carried through huge crowds. U.S. leaders insist they would never target civilians on purpose, and hitting a school could count as a war crime. Sources say the strike used outdated intelligence for targeting. Officials put together the strike plans with old data, leading to the mix-up. The Pentagon confirms the probe is still going and won't say more yet. It's unclear exactly how the bad intel slipped through, or when we'll get final answers.

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