US Investigates School Strike in Iran

0:00On March 6th, U.S. investigators now believe American forces likely carried out a strike on a girl school in Minab, southern Iran, that killed scores. Of children last Saturday, the incident happened on the first day of joint U.S. and Israeli attacks against the country. Pentagon leaders have confirmed an inquiry is underway, but no final determination has been made. Officials familiar with the probe say new evidence could still point elsewhere, though the location matches U.S. targets like naval and missile sites in. The South. Iran claims 150 students died, but that number remains unverified by independent sources. U.S. leaders have pushed back hard, with the White House blaming the Iranian regime for endangering civilians and children. Secretary of State Marco Rubio stressed the military would never deliberately hit a school, directing questions to the ongoing investigation. News from a mass funeral on Tuesday showed small coffins draped in flags carried through huge crowds. The United Nations Human Rights Office has demanded a full probe, putting the responsibility

1:03on whoever launched the attack. Targeting civilians like this could amount to a serious violation of international law. As the Central Command review continues, this case highlights the risks of operations in crowded areas, with potential fallouts still unfolding across. The region.