‘Remember These Criminals’: Iran Names US Navy Officers Responsible for Minab School Strike

‘Remember these criminals’: Iran names US navy officers responsible for Minab school strike

Iran accuses two US Navy officers of ordering a missile strike on a Minab school that killed over 160 people, calls it a war crime at UN forum.

US could have saved Tomahawks if it hadn’t hit Minab School, FM spox says amid shortage

Iran says the US could have saved two more Tomahawks if it had not conducted a missile attack on an Iranian elementary school in the city of Minab.

'Remember these criminals': Iran releases images of US Navy officials responsible Minab school strike

Iran on Sunday publicly identified the two US Navy soldiers who were responsible for a missile strike on an elementary school in Minab that claimed the lives of more than 170 people, mostly children, which further soared the tensions between Tehran and Washington. The names and images of the American officials were revealed by Iranian Embassies in South Africa, India and other nations.  The Iranian Embassies, in their posts on X (previously Twit…

Remember these criminals: Iran names US officers behind deadly Minab school strike

Iran has named two US Navy officers, released their images, and accused them of ordering missile strikes on a girls' school in Minab earlier this month which resulted in over 175 deaths.

Iran Names US Navy Officers Behind Deadliest Minab School Strike That Killed Over 170

Araghchi called it a war crime and a crime against humanity and said such an attack could not be accidental given the technology used.

Iran And The Middle East: When You See The Headlines, Remember The Humanity Lost

ABEL SAYRELos Alamos High School Editor’s note: The commentary below was made by Abel Sayre during Saturday’s No Kings Rally at Ashley Pond Park In the first hours of the US-Israeli war against Iran, an all-girls school in Minab, Iran, was bombed, killing 168 people, almost all of them kids. Listen to that again, on the first day of this war, just mere hours into it, and already more than 150 schoolgirls had been brutally murdered in their eleme…