Summary
A missile hit a girls' school in southern Iran during the ongoing US-Israeli conflict with Iran. The attack killed over 170 people, mostly schoolgirls. There is evidence that suggests the missile might have been a US Tomahawk, but both the US and Israel deny involvement.
Key Facts
- The incident occurred on February 28 during the US-Israeli conflict with Iran.
- The missile hit a girls’ school in Minab, Southern Iran, killing over 170 people.
- Most of the victims were schoolgirls, and dozens more were injured.
- Satellite images and preliminary investigations suggest a US Tomahawk missile was involved.
- The incident took place near a base of Iran's Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC).
- Iran blamed the US and Israel for the attack, claiming they were responsible.
- The school, Shajareh Tayyebeh, was once part of a military site that changed into a school years ago.
- Analysts suggest outdated targeting information might have caused the strike.
