New Verified Footage Supports Reports Of US Tomahawk Missile Strike On Girls' Elementary School In Iran's Minab
Minab, Iran: A new video has emerged to add evidence to the US attack targeting the Shajareh Tayyebeh girls’ elementary school in Minab, Iran, killing nearly 200 people, primarily schoolgirls aged 7–12 and teachers. A second strike also hit the site 40 minutes later during rescue efforts, worsening the scenario.
The new video evidence has been verified by The New York Times and Bellingcat, which shows US missiles hitting the school, holding the US responsible for bombing of the school, leading to the death of children.
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The new video comes days after President Trump rejected the reports of US involvement in the bombing of the school, while blaming Iran for the attack, claiming the Iranian drone might have hit the facility with lost direction.
BREAKING:
🇮🇷🇺🇸 Footage of the Tomahawk missile strike on the primary school for girls in the city of Minab.
This proves it was the US and that the target was intentional, as the missiles goes into diving mode after finding the designated target
168 girls aged 7-12 and… pic.twitter.com/AfDy8Yp5Mw
— Megatron (@Megatron_ron) March 8, 2026
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