US missile strike on Iranian school remains unaccounted for after four months

On February 28, a US missile targeted an Iranian primary school in Minab, resulting in the deaths of predominantly children, marking the deadliest incident in the ongoing US-Israeli conflict with Iran. Four months later, the Trump administration has yet to take responsibility or disclose the results of a Pentagon inquiry. A US official indicated that the military had evidence of the strike almost immediately. The Associated Press pieced together the details of the attack through discussions with US officials, human rights advocates, and Iranians connected to rescuers and victims' families. The school, Shajareh Tayyebeh, served children linked to Iran's paramilitary Revolutionary Guard. Shiva Amelirad, an international representative for an Iranian teachers' union, condemned the attack, highlighting that children are civilians.