Four months after the horrific Iran school bombing, fears grow that Trump and Hegseth will bury the truth
Summary
Four months after a U.S. missile struck a girls’ elementary school in Minab, Iran, killing at least 175 people mostly children, the Pentagon has not explained why the attack happened. The investigation remains secret, and some people doubt the military will fully reveal what led to this deadly mistake.Key Facts
- A U.S. Tomahawk cruise missile hit a girls’ elementary school in Minab, Iran, killing at least 175 people, mainly children.
- The strike occurred on the first day of the current conflict involving Iran.
- The Pentagon has not released any public explanation or full report on why the attack took place.
- President Donald Trump initially blamed Iran but later suggested the missile was U.S.-made and hinted at possible Iranian access, which is not true.
- Trump called the attack a “mistake” but said it was not done on purpose.
- Pete Hegseth, the new Pentagon secretary, has promoted a military approach with fewer restrictions and less civilian casualty oversight.
- Some former officials believe the Pentagon may avoid taking responsibility or fully releasing information about the bombing.
- The attack happened during a brief military operation President Trump called a “little excursion” into Iran.
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