The White House defended President Trump’s denial of US involvement in a deadly attack on an Iranian school in Minab, asserting that the American military always acts in good faith.

‘Our military always acts in good faith’: Trump denies US role in Minab school attack, WH defends him

A Pentagon investigation revealed a US intelligence analyst identified the struck Minab school as a civilian site in 2019, but the warning failed to reach commanders due to a disconnected system.

Analyst flagged Minab school as civilian site in 2019, warning missed: Report

As Iran and the United States prepare to begin technical negotiations in Switzerland, Iranian Parliament Speaker Mohammad Bagher Ghalibaf said the sacrifices of the "children of Minab" and other Iranian martyrs would guide Tehran's actions during the talks.

'Children of Minab are watching us': Iran's Ghalibaf arrives in Switzerland for talks with US

The United States has once again stopped short of officially taking responsibility for a deadly strike on a school in Iran during the ongoing US-Iran conflict. The attack, which reportedly killed over 150 people including children and teachers in the southern Iranian city of Minab, remains under investigation by US military officials. CENTCOM commander Admiral Brad Cooper told lawmakers that the school was located near an active IRGC missile base, making the probe “more complex.”


US-Iran War: US Avoids Taking Responsibility For Attack on Iran School

What really happened in the deadliest attack of the Iran war? According to Iran's updated toll, the Minab school strike killed 155 people, most of them children.

Was it a targeting error or something more deliberate? Scroll down to find out.

155 lives lost: Iran REVEALS heartbreaking breakdown of the Minab school strike victims | In Pics

Why did Iran name its peace delegation's flight “Minab-168”? With Islamabad peace talks set to begin, Tehrab sends a haunting message tied to one of the deadliest moments of the Iran war.

Is this diplomacy, or a warning before negotiations even start?

Scroll down to read more.

Ghosts on the flight: Iran delegation travels aboard 'Minab-168'; Tehran uses tragic school strike to set the tone for Islamabad peace talks

Iran released their images through its embassy in South Africa and accused both the navy officers of directly authorising the Tomahawl missile attack on the elementary girls school in Minab.

'Remember these two criminals': Iran names two US navy officers behind Tomahawk missile attack on Minab school

Iran has released a viral AI-generated animation modelled after Disney’s Inside Out, portraying US President Donald Trump as being controlled by “evil impulses”. The 30-second satire mocks his claims about Tomahawk missiles used in the Minab school strike. Watch here!

'Lie! lie! lie!': Iran uses AI satire video to mock Trump's ‘Inside Out’ evil impulses amid Minab school strike & Epstein files controversies | Watch

In the opening hours of US–Israel war with Iran, a missile strike on a girls’ school in Minab killed over 160 people. Could this attack constitute a war crime under international law?

Iran war Minab school strike: Could it be considered a war crime? What the law says

During a tense Doral press conference, President Trump was cornered over the Shajareh Tayyebeh school strike in Minab. Despite evidence of a US Tomahawk missile, Trump suggested Iran may be responsible, incorrectly claiming Tehran operates the weapon system.

'Iran also has Tomahawks': Trump confronted by reporters as he floats wild theory on Minab school strike, contradicts Pentagon

U.S. President Donald Trump has accused Iran of bombing a school in the southern city of Minab, an attack he says killed at least 165 people. Trump claimed Tehran was responsible for the strike and rejected allegations that the United States was involved.

The incident refers to the Shajareh Tayyebeh girls’ elementary school in Minab, which was destroyed during the early stages of the Iran war, with Iranian authorities reporting that more than 160 people, mostly schoolchildren, were killed.

Trump also said there is no indication that Russia is assisting Iran in the conflict. The U.S. president added that Washington wants a future Iranian leader who will not lead the country into war.

The remarks come as the war between the United States, Israel and Iran continues to escalate across the region.

US-Iran War: Trump Blames Iran Over Minab School Strike

In a devastating blow to White House's Operation Epic Fury narrative, US investigators now admit that American forces likely carried out the February 28 strike on the Shajareh Tayyebeh girls' school. The incident, which killed 150 children, is being flagged by the UN as a potential war crime.

US investigation admits America may be responsible for devastating school strike that killed over 150 Iranian girls

Internal Pentagon investigation now shows that US forces likely carried out the devastating February 28 strike on the Shajareh Tayyebeh girls' school in Iran's Minab. The incident, which killed over 150 children aged 7 to 12 years, marks the most devastating death toll of US-Israel-Iran war.

Operation Epic Fury’s darkest day? US investigation points to America's role in Minab girls' school massacre