Summary
At least 108 people died in an explosion at a school in southern Iran, according to Iranian sources. This occurred as the United States and Israel carried out air strikes in the area. The air strikes are targeting locations connected to Iran's Revolutionary Guard Corps, but the U.S. and Israel have not confirmed hitting the school.
Key Facts
- An explosion at a school in southern Iran killed at least 108 people, says a local official.
- The school is located near an Iranian military base that was targeted by air strikes.
- Iran claims these strikes were conducted by the U.S. and Israel.
- The Iranian Red Crescent reported that 201 people have died across the country due to the air strikes, with 747 injured.
- Iranian social media users are expressing anger, blaming both foreign countries and the Iranian government.
- President Trump stated that Iran's Supreme Leader was killed in the initial strikes.
- There are challenges for international media in verifying the exact details and death toll due to restrictions in Iran.
