US Military May Have Bombed School in Iran Conflict

0:00What's up? This is Global News Today, bringing you the fastest global updates right now. U.S. military investigators now believe American forces likely struck a school by mistake during a joint operation with Israel against Iran. This happened early in the conflict that started on February 28th. Preliminary reviews point to outdated intelligence that misidentified the school area as a military site next to an IRGC base. Israel's confirmed a Tomahawk cruise missile unique to the U.S. in this fight hit the base in video footage verified as real. Israel has denied any role or prior knowledge of strikes there. The Pentagon plans to reply directly to questions from Congress on the matter. Democrats in the Senate sent a letter raising concerns about target analysis and rules of engagement under Defense Secretary Hexf. No Republican signed on, highlighting a deep party divide. Senator Gary Peters called it a horrific tragedy and urged quick facts to guide next steps. If confirmed, this could mark one of the worst single incidents of U.S. civilian casualties

1:02in decades of Middle East wars. Iran blames the U.S. and Israel, while former President Trump claimed without proof that Iran was responsible. Meanwhile, the operation has damaged other civilian spots like a hospital and landmarks with rising death tolls. Iran keeps firing back at Israel and U.S. allies, hitting non-military targets too, as tensions drag on. A message from our sponsor supports today's story. A pillow that plays your sound quietly, comfortably, effortlessly, built for nighttime listening, S-O-L-L-I, solely pillow.com.