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Evidence Suggests US Tomahawk Missiles Involved in Iran School Attack

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Recent analysis of missile debris from a tragic strike on an elementary school in Iran on February 28 indicates that fragments may belong to American-made Tomahawk cruise missiles. The attack resulted in the deaths of at least 168 children and 14 teachers at the Shajareh Tayyiba school in Minab. Photographs released by Iranian state media show remnants marked with 'Made in USA' and linked to US defense contractors, raising questions about US involvement despite denials from President Trump. The Pentagon is expected to release an investigation into the incident, which has sparked international concern over civilian safety in military operations.

Key Details: • February 28, 2026: Date of the school strike in Iran. • At least 168 children and 14 teachers were reported killed. • Fragments identified as Tomahawk missile parts, with US manufacturer labels. • Pentagon investigation into the strike is forthcoming.

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