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The Minab girls' school bombing investigation

Первый эфир 18 июля 2026 г. в 02:16 UTCПоследний эфир 19 сентября 2026 г. в 12:27 UTC

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Sky News reporting identified a US Tomahawk missile as the weapon that struck the Minab school, and a US official told AP a preliminary inquiry found US responsibility; President Trump has denied US involvement. UN-appointed experts later said the strike may constitute a war crime, but the US military has not published its investigation and the charter’s question of official findings and accountability remains unresolved.

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Обновление 419 сент. 12:27 UTC55 дней спустя
A Decade-Old List, a School in Minab, and 178 Dead
UN experts say two American strikes killed at least 178 civilians and relied on a decade-old target list, meeting the threshold for indiscriminate attacks.
Что сдвинулось
- SEP 19 UN 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
Обновление 326 июл. 04:15 UTC4 дня спустя
No Verifiable Evidence Yet for Claim of School Bombing That Killed 120 Children
A video alleged a U.S. strike killed 120 children in Iran. The reporting file contains no evidence to verify that claim.
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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.
Обновление 222 июл. 04:20 UTC4 дня спустя
156 dead at Minab: a US Tomahawk, a school, and a silence that has lasted 144 days
Four independent forensic teams say an American cruise missile hit a primary school in southern Iran on the opening day of the US–Israeli war. The Pentagon has investigated for over 100 days and released nothing.
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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.
Обновление 118 июл. 02:16 UTC
At Least 121 Children Died at Shajareh Tayyebeh School. The Evidence Now Points to a U.S. Tomahawk.
A Sky News and Forensic Architecture study, corroborated by BBC, CNN, AP and The Guardian, traces the first strike of Operation Epic Fury to an American cruise missile — and the Pentagon's own map places Minab inside the U.S. target box.
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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.