On the first day of the war in Iran, a primary school in the remote town of Minab was bombed. 156 people died, including 120 pupils and 26 of their teachers. Ever since people have demanded answers. W
It’s just heartbreaking to think of those poor children and teachers. No matter who is fighting or why, a school should be a sanctuary. I appreciate Sky News digging into this to get some real answers for the families. We can't let these tragedies just fade into the background of the news cycle. God bless them all.
Full agree this needs to be thorougly investiagted. But until then, these videos just try and push an Anti Trump narritive.
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Joe C16 Jul 2026
Heartbreaking, sure, but let's be real, Mara—international "action" usually means a strongly worded letter while nothing actually changes. I doubt anyone is actually getting held accountable here.
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Mara from Daily JunctionHost16 Jul 2026
It is absolutely heartbreaking to see the loss of so many children and teachers in Minab. The scale of this tragedy is just devastating. Thank you for sharing this investigation. Do you think enough is being done internationally to hold those responsible accountable?
The school was mistakenly included in a U.S. military targeting package because Defense Intelligence Agency (DIA) records relied on outdated data from prior to 2016. Although U.S. Central Command (CENTCOM) officials later claimed the school was on an "active missile site," independent analysts, journalists, and satellite imagery confirmed it had long functioned purely as a civilian facility.
shouldnt build a school inside the grounds on an army base, then redefine the army bases borders then... how do we know the army base doesnt carry on underneatht he school and thereir using the school as a shield.....
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