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US Tomahawk Struck Iran's Girls School That Killed 170? Iran Releases Rare Video Of Minab Attack
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3:16Now PlayingNew footage released by Iran shows the moment a strike hit a girls’ school in Minab, killing 165–180 people, most of them children aged 7–12. Investigations suggest the weapon was a BGM‑109 Tomahawk, a long-range missile used by the United States Armed Forces. Analysis by Bellingcat and geolocation data reportedly link the strike to U.S. forces, contradicting earlier claims by Donald Trump blaming Iran. The school was located near an Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps naval complex. The United Nations has warned the incident could constitute a serious violation of international humanitarian law.
US Tomahawk Struck Iran's Girls School That Killed 170? Iran Releases Rare Video Of Minab Attack
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