Witnesses to the school massacre in Minab, where 120 children were killed on the day the US first attacked Iran, spoke to the British press. Teachers and families recounted the day they collected the remains of their children from the rubble.
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Witnesses to the school massacre in Minab, where 120 children were killed on the day the US first attacked Iran, spoke to the British press. Teachers and families recounted the day they collected the remains of their children from the rubble.