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Iran's UN mission and deputy foreign minister accused the United States of fostering a 'culture of impunity' by failing to accept responsibility for the 1988 downing of Iran Air Flight 655, which killed 290 civilians including 66 children. The mission criticized the U.S. for decorating the crew responsible and refusing to apologize, linking this to ongoing U.S. actions like the Minab missile strike that killed 168 schoolchildren.

A U.S. strike on an Iranian primary school in Minab killed over 100 children, but the Pentagon has not officially acknowledged responsibility. The Associated Press reconstructed the attack using open-source data and interviews, revealing gaps in information and unresolved questions about the incident.

The Associated Press reconstructed a U.S. missile strike on an Iranian primary school in Minab that killed over 100 children. The Pentagon has not officially confirmed the attack or released findings, despite having immediate evidence, while President Donald Trump denied U.S. involvement.

A U.S. missile strike on an Iranian primary school in Minab killed over 100 children, but the Trump administration has not publicly acknowledged responsibility. The Associated Press reconstructed the attack using interviews and satellite imagery, revealing the school was part of a compound linked to Iran's Revolutionary Guard.

A U.S. missile strike on an Iranian primary school in Minab, killing children, remains unacknowledged by the Trump administration despite evidence of the attack. Over 120 days later, the Pentagon has not released findings, and President Trump denied U.S. involvement, citing uncertainty about responsibility.

A U.S. missile strike on an Iranian primary school in Minab killed numerous children four months ago, but the Trump administration has not formally accepted responsibility or released a full investigation. The attack remains shrouded in uncertainty, with conflicting accounts and a lack of transparency from both the Pentagon and Iran's government.

The US tested new Lockheed Martin Precision Strike Missiles (PrSM) on Lamerd, Iran, following a previous attack in Minab that killed 152 people. The missiles struck a residential area, school, and shops, injuring civilians including a 12-year-old girl at volleyball practice.

The US tested previously untested Lockheed Martin Precision Strike Missiles (PrSM) on Lamerd, Iran, striking residential areas and causing casualties. The attack occurred six hours after a similar strike in Minab, Hormozgan province, which killed over 150 people, including children and staff.

The US tested new Lockheed Martin PrSM missiles on Lamerd, Iran, striking a sports hall during children's practice, killing several individuals. The attack occurred six hours after a similar strike in Minab, with missiles causing widespread destruction and casualties.

Donald Trump stated that it may never be determined who was responsible for a deadly strike on a girls’ school in Iran that killed over 175 children and teachers. A US military investigation suggested US forces might have been responsible, but the Pentagon has not confirmed any findings, and Trump denied US involvement.

US President Donald Trump expressed uncertainty about who was responsible for a US military strike on a girls’ school in Iran on February 28, the first day of the Iran war, which killed many children. Reuters reported an internal US military investigation suggested US forces were likely responsible, though the Pentagon has not confirmed preliminary findings.

U.S. President Donald Trump stated it may never be determined who was responsible for a deadly strike on a girls' school in Iran on February 28, which killed many children. A U.S. military investigation suggested U.S. forces were likely responsible, but the Pentagon has not confirmed these findings.

Claude, an AI developed by Anthropic, is used in the Maven Smart System for military target selection. A Tomahawk missile strike in Iran's Minab, which killed 170 people, raised concerns about AI's role in warfare. Anthropic faces a lawsuit with the Pentagon over its refusal to allow use of its AI in lethal systems.

Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi stated that officials, negotiators, and footballers collectively defend the dignity of the Iranian people. His social media post combined images of victims from a February missile attack on a girls' school with scenes from the World Cup. The post followed progress in US-Iran talks in Switzerland and a World Cup draw with Belgium.

A US military Tomahawk cruise missile attack on a girl's elementary school in Iran's Minab killed at least 175 people, mostly children, four months ago. The Pentagon has not released any information about the cause of the attack, raising concerns that the investigation findings might be concealed.

Senate lawmakers are restricting Secretary of Defense Pete Hegseth’s travel funding until he provides civilian harm investigations into a February 2025 U.S. missile strike on an Iranian girls’ school and unedited video of Latin American boat strikes. The Senate Armed Services Committee approved a provision in the fiscal year 2027 National Defense Authorization Act reducing Hegseth’s travel funding by 75% until the reports are submitted, passing 18-9. The strike killed at least 165 people, mostly schoolgirls, and is under Pentagon investigation.

U.S. President Donald Trump claimed no one intentionally attacked a girls' school in Iran in February, citing an investigation. Reuters reported a U.S. military investigation suggested U.S. forces were likely responsible for the strike in Minab, southern Iran. The Pentagon has elevated the probe but has not confirmed any preliminary findings.

A U.S. strike on the Shajarah Tayyebeh elementary school in Minab, Iran, killed at least 175 people, according to Iranian officials. Health care workers in Iran are holding photos of children who died in the airstrikes, with no resolution after months.

Iranian football fans displayed a banner honoring 168 children killed in a U.S. strike on a primary school in Minab during a World Cup match against New Zealand. The tribute, linked to a campaign by Iran's national team, coincided with FIFA President Gianni Infantino visiting the team's dressing room and praising their performance after a 2-2 draw.

Iranian media reported explosions in the south near the Strait of Hormuz, including in Bandar Abbas, Qeshm, Minab, and Sirik, following Washington's acknowledgment of new strikes. Iranian sources attributed the hits to 'enemy projectiles' in Qeshm and Sirik.

A missile strike three months ago destroyed an elementary school in Minab, Iran, killing over 100 children. Families continue to mourn, while Washington investigates the attack, though victims' families express certainty about the cause.

Residents of Minab, Iran are demanding justice weeks after a US missile strike killed at least 156 people at a school. The community continues to grapple with the lingering shock and trauma from the devastating attack.

House Democrats have formally impeached Secretary of War Pete Hegseth, accusing him of war crimes, unauthorized military actions, and abuse of office. The resolution, led by Rep. Yassamin Ansari, cites strikes on civilians in Iran and mishandling of classified information as key charges.

Iran's regime is using civilians, including children, as human shields at energy facilities in response to U.S. threats, despite a recent ceasefire. Experts criticize Tehran's propaganda tactics, comparing them to past actions in Lebanon and Gaza, and warn of potential media manipulation during peace talks in Pakistan.