The Minab girls' school bombing investigation

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• 178Civilians killed, at least, in two strikes
• February 28thDate of Minab school strike
• ~10 yearsAge of US target list cited
• SEP 19UN experts release war-crimes finding

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• No identified location, date or target for the second strike
• No public US account, toll finalization, or ICC jurisdictional path

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• Whether the State Department responds and the Pentagon releases its probe findings
• Whether the second strike is identified and the civilian toll is revised upward

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• The first web source in the file covers alliance legislative politics and swearing-in preparations in Bihar, India, not a strike in Iran.
• The second web source covers Rajya Sabha procedure under Rule 267, not a United States Senate hearing or Pentagon investigation.

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• No verified death toll, weapon identification, location damage assessment, hearing transcript, official admission, or denial has been established from the supplied materials.
• No verified link has been established between the Minab allegations and any staffing decision affecting civilian protection work.

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• Whether any publishable Sky News investigation, Associated Press reporting, hearing transcript, or Pentagon statement dated on or before the video air date can be produced and independently checked.
• Whether families, hospitals, schools, or local authorities in the named city provide verifiable casualty records and damage evidence.

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• A US Tomahawk struck the area of the Shajareh Tayyebeh primary school on February 28, 2026, the opening day of the US–Israeli war on Iran; a US preliminary inquiry, multiple forensic investigations and Amnesty International have all found the United States responsible.
• The Pentagon elevated its investigation on March 13, 2026, and has released no formal finding as of early July.

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• The precise death toll — Iranian authorities, Sky News/Forensic Architecture, the BBC, Amnesty and Al Jazeera give materially different counts ranging from 140 to 170, and the breakdown between children and adults varies with them.
• Whether the strike was deliberate, negligent, or a failure of intelligence-sharing within the targeting pipeline; no US internal review has been made public.

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• The publication, or continued non-publication, of a Pentagon finding, and whether Congress moves from demanding answers to compelling them.

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• Five independent news organisations and one academic forensic unit say a U.S. Tomahawk struck the Iranian base next to Shajareh Tayyebeh school on Feb. 28, 2026.
• The Pentagon's own March 4 briefing map lists Minab inside the U.S. target box for the opening hours of Operation Epic Fury.
• A second strike hit the neighbourhood while rescuers were still on the ground.

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• Whether the strike was a deliberate targeting of the school, a known collateral consequence, or a targeting failure on the adjacent base — the U.S. has not publicly explained.
• Why the Pentagon investigation has produced no public finding more than 100 days after the strike.
• Whether any U.S. service member has been disciplined, reassigned, or held accountable in any form.

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• The release of the Forensic Architecture–Sky News report and the AP's July 1 silence story both raise the pressure for an official U.S. response.
• Any declassification of targeting materials, cockpit video, or battle-damage assessment from CENTCOM.
• Whether Congress opens its own inquiry into how a school compound appeared inside the first-100-hours target diagram.