US EditionAl Jazeera report says satellite evidence suggests strike on Iran girls’ school was likely deliberate; US rejects claim
Iranian authorities report over 160 killed at a girls' school during US-Israel strikes; the incident raises concerns over possible deliberate targeting amid military operations.
- During US‑Israeli strikes on February 28, 2026, a missile struck the Shajareh Tayyebeh girls' elementary school in Minab, killing 165 mostly girls aged 7–12, Iranian authorities said.
- Al Jazeera's review found the school was separated from the Sayyid al‑Shuhada/IRGC complex since 2016, with independent gates and walls, and the Martyr Absalan Clinic opened in 2025 with a separate entrance.
- Spatial mapping indicates two Telegram video clips show separate smoke columns from the military base and the girls' school, with the clinic left undamaged, according to Al Jazeera's geolocation analysis.
- The U.N. human rights office urged forces behind the attack on a girls' school to investigate, with Rubio saying US forces 'would not deliberately target a school.'
- The wider campaign has killed over 500 people across Iran and targeted at least 131 cities, with observers warning the toll may rise amid ongoing bombardments and questions about intelligence accuracy.
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elDiarioARReconstruction of the Bombing of a School in Iran, the Worst Massacre in the Us and Israel Offensive
The bombing that killed 168 people occurred in the middle of the school day and the center was located near an Iranian Revolutionary Guard complex
According to reports, more than 160 people die in a suspected US attack on a school in Iran. US Secretary of Defense Hegseth is outraged - not because of the possible war crimes, but because the media, in his opinion, pay too much attention to the incident.
New information about the bombing of a school in Iran : State of the World from NPR
New details are emerging about the bombing of a girls’ school in southeastern Iran that killed 165 people, many of them students, according to Iran state media. The Pentagon says it is investigating what happened. Meanwhile satellite images suggest it could have been a precision airstrike. NPR was the first to report on the new images, and we hear more about what they reveal.And as the U.S. strikes on Iran continue, more Iranians are fleeing the…
Investigation: Iran school bombing likely 'deliberate' targeting
An investigation by Qatari broadcaster Al Jazeera into the bombing of a girls’ primary school in southern Iran has raised questions over whether the site was deliberately targeted during US and Israeli strikes on the country. Missiles hit Shajareh Tayyebeh school in the city of Minab on the morning of 28 February, killing 165 people, most of them girls aged between seven and 12, according to Iranian authorities. At least 95 others were injured.
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