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Ok, so since the article isn't clear (once again, OSINT is the only reliable source it seems). - Multiple missiles of unknown origin hit the school where at le

by orwin 8mo ago

Ok, so since the article isn't clear (once again, OSINT is the only reliable source it seems). - Multiple missiles of unknown origin hit the school where at least 110 schoolgirl died. - Multiple missiles hit IRGC hospital/clinic near that school around the same time. - one missile that struck the hospital/clinic was identified as a Tomahawk, which would indicate that the strikes were from US force. While it is impossible to be 100% sure that the school was also struck by the US, the multiple strikes make the US 'air defense missile miss' story extremely unlikely. The fact that the salvo that hit the hospital was from the US make it more likely that they also struck the school, and not Israel.

idle_zealot 8mo ago
> The fact that the salvo that hit the hospital was from the US make it more likely that they also struck the school, and not Israel Does it matter? We're unreservedly partnered with them in this and other pursuits. Moral culpability is shared.
- orwin 8mo ago
  Not the point, I wanted to be as clear as possible on the fact first, then explain why most people reduce its the US that bombed the schoolgirls. Of course it doesn't matter, not really.
culi 8mo ago
According to NYT on March 4, the count of dead is up to 175. The school is called Shajarah Tayyebeh in the town of Minab. https://archive.ph/ODMew https://archive.ph/ODMew Also from the Wikipedia page: > Subsequent investigations by The New York Times, CBC and NPR among others concluded that the United States was likely responsible for the strike. Sources involved with the United States military's internal investigation of the strike similarly told Reuters that the strike was likely perpetrated by the United States, though the investigation's final conclusion had not yet been reached.[12] The attack was condemned by the Iranian government, UNESCO,[13][14] and other international human rights organizations and activists as a violation of international humanitarian law. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/2026_Minab_school_airstrike https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/2026_Minab_school_airstrike

by orwin 8mo ago

idle_zealot 8mo ago

> The fact that the salvo that hit the hospital was from the US make it more likely that they also struck the school, and not Israel Does it matter? We're unreservedly partnered with them in this and other pursuits. Moral culpability is shared.

orwin 8mo ago
Not the point, I wanted to be as clear as possible on the fact first, then explain why most people reduce its the US that bombed the schoolgirls. Of course it doesn't matter, not really.

culi 8mo ago

According to NYT on March 4, the count of dead is up to 175. The school is called Shajarah Tayyebeh in the town of Minab. https://archive.ph/ODMew https://archive.ph/ODMew Also from the Wikipedia page: > Subsequent investigations by The New York Times, CBC and NPR among others concluded that the United States was likely responsible for the strike. Sources involved with the United States military's internal investigation of the strike similarly told Reuters that the strike was likely perpetrated by the United States, though the investigation's final conclusion had not yet been reached.[12] The attack was condemned by the Iranian government, UNESCO,[13][14] and other international human rights organizations and activists as a violation of international humanitarian law. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/2026_Minab_school_airstrike https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/2026_Minab_school_airstrike