UN Calls for Justice in Iran School Strike

0:00It's March 27. This is Global News Today, AI-powered stories shaping the world. I'm Cory with the story. At the United Nations Human Rights Council in Geneva, on March 27, the top rights official urged the United States to finish its probe into. A deadly strike on an Iranian primary school. Iran claims the attack killed more than 175 children and teachers right as a regional war began. The conflict started on February 28 with joint United States and Israeli strikes. Early reports from March 5 indicated United States forces were likely behind the school hit, but investigators have not reached a final call. Both the United States and Israel are still examining what happened. Nations like Pakistan and China, for a strong outrage, calling the deaths of school children unconscionable and a grave breach of human decency. It didn't express horror, too, while pointing to Iran's own record during recent protests. Others criticized Iran's counter strikes on Israel, United States bases, and Gulf countries.

1:02Iran's foreign minister demanded justice and rejected any cover-up with a grieving mother telling the 47-member council that no child's life should be seen as worthless. The rights cheap echoed that call after talks with the United States officials. With probes ongoing and regional tensions high, world leaders continue pushing for clear answers and accountability to prevent more tragedy.