Summary
An investigation by the U.S. military found that a Tomahawk missile from the United States mistakenly hit a school in Iran, killing children. The strike happened because of a targeting mistake during attacks on a nearby military base, using old intelligence data.
Key Facts
- A U.S. military investigation found the U.S. responsible for a missile strike on an Iranian school.
- The incident happened on February 28 in the town of Minab at the Shajarah Tayyebeh school.
- The missile strike was intended for a nearby Iranian military base.
- The error occurred due to outdated intelligence data.
- The current findings are preliminary; the investigation is ongoing.
- The missile hit resulted in the deaths of children at the school.
