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1:02:40Now PlayingA devastating strike in the Iranian city of Minab destroyed a primary school and killed dozens of children, most of them young girls. The tragedy has quickly become one of the most controversial moments of the ongoing conflict involving the United States, Israel, and Iran.
President Donald Trump has publicly suggested that Iran was responsible for the explosion, but officials have not released evidence to support that claim. Meanwhile, journalists and investigators examining satellite imagery, videos from the scene, and weapons analysis have raised serious questions about what may have actually happened.
In this livestream analysis, we break down the developing situation, the competing claims about the strike, and the growing debate over responsibility.
We discuss:
• What is known about the attack on the Minab school
• The claim that Iran was responsible and the lack of supporting evidence
• Investigative findings from satellite imagery and video analysis
• How the strike fits into the broader U.S. and Israel military campaign in Iran
• The political and international fallout from the tragedy
As new information continues to emerge, we examine the evidence, the official statements, and the implications for the wider conflict.
Join us live for analysis and discussion.
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