Shajareh Tayyebeh school

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.