US EditionInvestigation further suggests it was the US that struck an Iranian school, killing 165
A verified video shows a U.S. Tomahawk missile hitting an IRGC naval base near a girls' school in Minab, Iran, causing over 165 civilian deaths, mostly children.
- On February 28, 2026, a verified video shows a Tomahawk striking a naval base beside a Minab girls' school, investigators say it likely killed 165.
- U.S. Navy launch data show Tomahawk strikes targeted naval facilities along the southern flank during the opening wave, with the school adjacent to the Revolutionary Guard naval compound's blast area.
- Weapons analysts and Trevor Ball, Bellingcat researcher, identified the munition in the three-second clip uploaded by Mehr News Agency as a Tomahawk cruise missile, matching satellite imagery and verified aftermath videos.
- The Pentagon said it has launched an assessment after initial findings that U.S. forces may bear culpability, while President Donald Trump claimed 'It was done by Iran' and Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth said the Pentagon is investigating.
- Legal experts note Janina Dill warned even misidentifying a school is 'a very serious violation of international law', amid the broader US-Israeli campaign escalating regional conflict.
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Pentagon investigation shows US missile struck girls’ school in Minab
The New York Times reported on Wednesday that preliminary results of a Pentagon investigation show that the US military struck Shajarah Tayyebeh Elementary School with a Tomahawk missile on February 28, killing at least 150 girls aged 7-12.
Without Providing Evidence, Trump Pins School Bombing on Iran
Multiple news outlets have reported that video, satellite images and expert analysis indicate that the United States was likely responsible for the Feb. 28 bombing of an Iranian school for young girls, contradicting President Donald Trump’s unsupported claim that the deadly strike “was done by Iran.” When a reporter aboard Air Force One asked Trump on March 7 if the U.S. had bombed the Shajareh Tayyebeh elementary school, the president said, “No…
White House Defends Trump's Right to Share His 'Opinions' Iran Has US Missiles
White House Press Secretary Karoline Leavitt defended what she claimed is President Donald Trump‘s right to share his opinion that Iran has U.S. Tomahawk missiles, a major weapon currently only in the possession of the United States, Australia, and the U.K. On Monday, President Trump said Iran had U.S.-made Tomahawk missiles when asked if the United States would accept responsibility for the killing of at least 165 people at an Iranian girls’ sc…
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Video footage suggests that more than 150 students, parents, and teachers were killed by a Tomahawk.
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