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Untested U.S. Missile Kills Teenage Girls in Iran
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March 31, 2026
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1:27Now Playing🚨 BBC Verify says footage and expert analysis indicate a U.S. Precision Strike Missile was likely used in the February 28 strike on a sports hall in Lamerd, Iran, where children were training, killing at least 21 people, including young girls.
High-resolution satellite imagery reviewed by the BBC shows the sports hall and nearby residential buildings destroyed, while the adjacent IRGC compound appears to have remained undamaged.
As Drop Site’s earlier reporting documented, the missile tore through a civilian gym packed with students during training sessions, triggering panic, collapsing debris, and “continuous screaming” as injured children were pulled from the rubble.
Eyewitnesses described parents arriving to find bodies of teenage girls and young athletes—some killed instantly, others buried under concrete.
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