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A U.S. missile strike four months ago obliterated an Iranian school called Shajareh Tayyebeh — a “Good Tree” institution housing both children of Revolutionary Guard officers and local kids — killing over 160, mostly children, in what may be the deadliest incident of the conflict. Despite early evidence pointing to the school’s destruction, the Trump administration has yet to officially acknowledge responsibility or release Pentagon findings. Survivors’ stories, anonymous interviews, and Airwars’ research reveal a chilling aftermath: backpacks, drawings, and disfigured remains. Iran turned the tragedy into propaganda, calling the children martyrs, while U.S. military investigations struggled with internal miscommunication. With the Pentagon’s report nearing completion and Congress demanding transparency, the world waits for accountability — and answers.

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