The School That Became a Memorial: How a U.S. Missile Strike Killed 156 Children in Minab
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The US kill count in Iran makes the phrase ‘precision strikes’ absurd
When the U.S.-Israeli war on Iran ultimately ends, it will be remembered for its bloody onset.On the same day airstrikes killed the Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei in Tehran, a U.S. missile incinerated an elementary school in Minab, killing 123 children and dozens of others. Some 250 miles away, U.S. missiles fell on a residential area of Lamerd, killing 21 civilians, including five children.Neither the White House nor Pentagon has publicl…
The empty chairs of Minab
MASHHAD — The courtyard was full before the first bell rang. Thousands of children in freshly pressed uniforms stood under a sky that felt too ordinary for the day. They hadn't gathered to start a new school year.
The School That Became a Memorial: How a U.S. Missile Strike Killed 156 Children in Minab
A U.S. Tomahawk missile destroyed an Iranian primary school in Minab on the first day of war, killing 156 people, most of them children. Seven months later the site is a memorial. Families grieve, evidence points to flawed targeting, and accountability remains elusive. The deadliest civilian strike of the conflict continues to haunt both nations.
Brigadier General Abbas Ali Mohammadian, the police commander of Greater Tehran, honored the memory of the martyred students of Minab by writing a memorial on the school board during the school bell ringing ceremony at one of Tehran's girls' schools.
Iranian Foreign Ministry spokesman Esmaeil Baghaei recalled the death of more than 160 students in the attack on a school in Minab on February 28, 2026. The official published images of the victims and renewed the charges against the United States for the fact. Baghaei pointed out that minors should have [...] Read More... from Iran remembers 160 students killed and accuses the United States. The entry Iran reminds 160 students dead and accuses …
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