US EditionDeath Toll at Iranian Girls' School Rises to 148
- During a wave of US-Israel strikes Saturday, a girls' elementary school in Minab was hit about 600m from an IRGC base.
- A military buildup over recent weeks prompted US and Israel to launch strikes on Saturday, with President Donald Trump announcing major combat operations.
- Iranian state media reported more than 100 students killed, a local prosecutor said at least 108 died, and Factnameh with Reuters authenticated school footage.
- Red Cross and Red Crescent officials in Geneva mobilised response teams to the school after the strikes, while UNESCO condemned attacks on schools as grave violations of humanitarian law.
- The strikes have provoked wider regional exchanges across nine countries, and on Sunday the US confirmed three service members were killed and five seriously wounded.
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The death toll continues to rise after the attack in Iran. Politicians in Sweden are spreading false information that Iran bombed its own school.
US-Israeli strike kills 175 at Iran girls’ school, draws UN condemnation
At least 175 people were killed in Saturday’s strike that hit a girls’ elementary school in southern Iran during the opening wave of U.S.-Israeli attacks. Iranian officials say most of the dead were schoolgirls, and U.N. officials have since condemned the attack as a violation of international humanitarian law, though independent confirmation of the toll remains limited. Casualty counts and conflicting figures Iranian officials have issued shift…
Over 150 killed, school bags under rubble: Inside deadly Israel-US strike on girls’ school in Iran
The US-Israel strike on Shajarah Tayyebeh, an Iranian girls’ elementary school in Minab, reportedly killed over 150, mostly children. It appears to be the worst mass casualty amid the ongoing conflict. However, the Israeli military asserted that it was not aware of any such attack
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