U.S. assessment suggests responsibility for bombing girls’ school in Iran

The U.S. may have inadvertently bombed a girls’ school in Iran on February 28, killing 168 people, including many children, according to preliminary assessments. The U.S. did not intentionally target the school, and the bombing may have resulted from outdated intelligence mistakenly identifying the area as a military site. Investigations are ongoing, with the White House stating no conclusions have been reached, while Iranian state media reported the school was located near Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps facilities.

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