US Missile Strikes Iranian School, Killing 168

0:00On March 9th, new video footage has emerged showing a U.S. Tomahawk missile striking an Iranian naval base right next to a primary school in Manab. The attack happened on February 28th, the start of U.S. and Israeli strikes on Iran. It killed more than 168 people at the school, mostly 7 to 12-year-old girls and morning classes. Experts from groups like Bellingcat have geolocated the video to the exact site. Satellite images show at least four buildings hit, including half the school and parts of the nearby Islamic Revolutionary Guards compound. This builds on earlier verified photos and videos from the aftermath. President Trump claimed Iran carried out the bombing, blaming their inaccurate weapons. But munitions specialists say the missile matches of Tomahawk perfectly, a type only the U.S. depots in this conflict. They rule out Iranian missiles based on clear design differences. The school have been walled off from the base for at least eight years, with visible playgrounds and colorful murals marking it as an education site.

1:04Human Rights Watch demands a war crimes probe, while UNESCO labels it a serious breach of international law. U.S. officials say they're looking into the strike as questions mounted over civilian casualties in the escalating war.