US Precision Strike Missile Hits Iranian Town, Killing Civilians

0:00On March 28th, weapons experts say U.S. precision strike missiles likely hit a residential neighborhood in the southern Iranian town of Limerd last month. The new long-range PSM weapon, which entered service in 2023, shows up clearly in verified CCTV footage moments before exploding over. Buildings Analysts from James and McKinsey Intelligence match the projectile's shape, length, blast size, and flight path to the PSM. From U.S. bases in the region, it's the only munition that could reach that far. Central command declined to comment on the strike. The blast damage to sports hall used for school volleyball games and exams, killing civilians including 12-year-old Elham Zairi, an avid player, and a two-year-old, the youngest victim. Iranian media reported at least 18 dead, with mass funerals drawing hundreds of mourners carrying flag-draped coffins. Satellite images show a nearby Iranian revolutionary guard's base undamaged, suggesting it was

1:02the aim, but missed. Aftermath photos match PSM Warhead fragments, marking the weapon's first combat use a successor to the shorter-range AT-ATMS. Locky Martin, the maker, calls it proven and low-risk, and just signed a deal to quadruple production for the defense department. This early conflict incident raises questions about precision strikes in crowded areas. World News, powered by AI. This is Global News Today.