Critical New Evidence Suggests US Responsible for Iran School Strike
Summary
An investigative group called Bellingcat has released video evidence that contradicts President Donald Trump's claims that Tehran is responsible for an explosion at an Iranian school. The video, along with other analyses, suggests that the United States might be responsible for the attack that killed over 165 people. The U.S. military is currently investigating the incident, but President Trump denies any U.S. involvement.Key Facts
- Bellingcat shared a video that suggests U.S. involvement in an explosion at an Iranian school.
- The explosion occurred on February 28 and killed over 165 people.
- Bellingcat researcher and The Associated Press analyzed video and satellite images showing a possible U.S. Tomahawk missile was used.
- The school was located next to an Iranian Revolutionary Guard base.
- President Trump stated Iran was responsible, but did not provide evidence.
- The U.S. military is investigating whether they are responsible for the blast.
- No independent agencies have been able to assess the bombing site due to ongoing conflict.
- Israel denies involvement and the U.S. is operating military resources in the region.
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