Outdated intelligence may have caused U.S. strike on Iranian school

The investigation into the missile strike on a school in Iran has revealed that the attack was based on outdated intelligence identifying the location as a military target. Witnesses and officials noted that the school was previously part of an Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps base. U.S. Defense Intelligence Agency contributed to the targeting information, while missile fragments linked to an American Tomahawk missile have raised concerns. The United Nations has classified attacks on educational institutions during operational hours as potential war crimes.

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