‘UNMISTAKABLY a US Attack’ Trump Military Accused of Bombing Iranian School

Evidence, including video footage of an incoming projectile, makes it 'unmistakable' that a US Tomahawk missile struck an Iranian school. The school, though previously part of an IRGC compound, had been separated by a wall years prior and repurposed for public use. The strike killed at least 120 students and 36 other civilians, with some reports suggesting it was hit twice.

Footage of a projectile coming in makes it unmistakable that this is a US attack because what we're seeing in that video is a US Tomahawk missile. (Christian Triebert); Sky News report from the ground confirmed the school was not part of any IRGC compound. (Piers Morgan); Malachy Browne confirmed the school was adjacent to the IRGC facility but had been opened to the public years ago, cordoned off, and used as a medical clinic and cultural center.

Five hours after the school bombing, the US deployed three new, untested 'Precision Strike Missiles' (Prism) over residential areas. These missiles explode above ground, scattering 180,000 tungsten pellets. One such strike hit a sports hall where a girls' volleyball team and a boys' soccer team were practicing, killing 21 civilians. The US also denied responsibility for this incident, claiming it looked like an Iranian missile.

US deployed three new missiles that they had not used in combat before... basically a missile that like explodes above the ground and basically shoots out 180,000 tungsten pellets in all direction... three of these missiles exploded above exactly that, above residential areas, including a sports hall where a girls volleyball team was having practice... 21 civilians died. (Christian Triebert)

The US military, particularly the Trump administration, is accused of employing a 'deny, deflate, and delay' policy regarding civilian casualties, similar to tactics observed from the IDF in Gaza. This involves denying knowledge, blaming others, and promising investigations with delayed outcomes. This strategy was evident in the response to both the school bombing and the volleyball game strike.

Deny, deflate, and delay was the standard policy of the IDF in Gaza... Trump administration and the US military is now accused of doing exactly the same thing about the missile strike which destroyed an Iranian school. (Piers Morgan); US denied any responsibility. (Christian Triebert)

The claim that 40,000 Iranian protesters were killed is disputed as inflated war propaganda. While exact numbers are hard to verify due to communication blackouts and government restrictions, estimates from Iranian human rights groups and even Iranian authorities suggest figures in the range of 3,000 to 6,500 deaths. The host and guests acknowledge the difficulty in obtaining precise figures, with some organizations still investigating up to 11,000 names.

I disputed the 40,000 dead claim... I'm just here to argue against inflated war propaganda... it must have been three or 4,000 sounds right to me. (Scott Horton); Two of them put it in in around 3 to 3 and 1/2 thousand people, one at about 6 and 1/2 thousand people. And it's worth saying that, you know, the the Iranian authorities themselves admit that about 3,100 people were killed. (Malachy Browne); Some of these Iranian human rights organizations... say they still have like 11,000 names under investigation. (Christian Triebert)