Summary
The article reports on military aggression by the United States and Israel against Iran, starting on February 28, describing it as unprovoked. It mentions attacks on Iran's Supreme Leader's compound and civilian sites like a school, while diplomatic talks were ongoing. This action has drawn criticism for violating international laws.
Key Facts
- The United States and Israel commenced military actions against Iran on February 28.
- Iran's Supreme Leader's compound in Tehran was targeted, leading to his death.
- An attack on an elementary school in Minab resulted in the deaths of 165 students and 26 teachers.
- Evidence suggests the school attack was deliberate and pre-planned.
- The actions took place during a period when Iran and the U.S. were engaged in diplomatic talks.
- United Nations experts have labeled these actions as violations of international law.
- Iran has a history of enduring foreign aggression, according to historical narratives in the article.
