Who Bombed Girls’ School in Iran? Reporter Nilo Tabrizy on What We Know About Massacre, 175 Killed

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Who Bombed Girls’ School in Iran? Reporter Nilo Tabrizy on What We Know About Massacre, 175 Killed
Amy Goodman • March 6, 2026 • 1,800 Words • 1 Comment • Reply
 
After a strike on a girls’ elementary school in Minab, Iran, killed at least 175 people, nearly all young schoolchildren, online reports spread disinformation about the attack, including claims that the Iranian government itself had bombed the school. Journalist Nilo Tabrizy describes how outside reporters have been able to verify the attack despite Iran’s internet blackout and says attempts are still being made to confirm whether the strike is attributable to the U.S. or to Israel.
 

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AMY GOODMAN: It happened early Saturday morning. One of the first strikes of the U.S.-Israeli attack on Iran hit a girls’ school in Minab, in southern Iran. The death toll is now at least 175, most of them primary school girls. On Tuesday, thousands of people filled the streets of Minab for a mass funeral. The girls’ ages range from 7 to 12. Iran’s school week runs from Saturday to Thursday. When the missile hit the school on Saturday morning, the girls were in their morning session. After the strike, parents searched for their children among the dead.

PARENT: [translated] This is her math book, Mohanna Zari, first grade. This is her folder with her schoolwork, her homework here. What wrong has she done? Her color pencil box is still in her bag.

AMY GOODMAN: While Iran blamed Israel for the attack, neither Israel nor the United States has taken responsibility for the bombing. On Tuesday, the United Nations Human Rights Office urged the forces behind the attack on the girls’ school to investigate.

https://www.unz.com/article/who-bombed-girls-school-in-iran-reporter-nilo-tabrizy-on-what-we-know-about-massacre-175-killed/

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RAVINA SHAMDASANI: In Iran, the Iran Red Crescent Society reports put the death toll at 787. In the single deadliest and devastating incident, dozens of girls were reportedly killed and injured when their primary school in Minab in the south of the country was struck during the school day. The high commissioner calls for a prompt, impartial and thorough investigation into the circumstances of the attack. The onus is on the forces that carried out the attack to investigate it. We call on them to make public the findings and to ensure accountability and redress for the victims.

This is the next paragraph.  It tells me all I need to know.

Iran Red Crescent Society reports put the death toll at 787  -  Would you be foolish enough to believe anything from them?  Look at the discrepancy between the reported killed.

commissioner calls for a prompt, impartial and thorough investigation into the circumstances of the attack. -  It sounds good but where is his finger pointing?  Remember, for every finger he points, there are more pointing back at him. 

We call on them.  Who are them?  I guess there is no way the Iran government did it to make the pounding stop.

onus is on the forces that carried out the attack to investigate it - if you hated the US and Britain as much as Islam claims, would you do anything this stupid if you felt they did it?   That would be akin to asking Hitler to investigate the bombings of Stalingrad.  They'll get more PR from the MSM with the US and Britain denying responsibility and they'll be able to run it longer.