Jeremy Scahill EXPOSES SHOCKING Depravity In U.S. Iran School Bombing

So on the morning of February 28th, the United States and Israel launched a surprise attack on Iran in the middle of nuclear talks that were planned to move towards a technical phase just days away. Infamously, the strikes included an attack on a school building in the southern town of Minab. Those attacks killed at least 156 people. 120 of the

victims were children and 26 were teachers. It is arguably the worst US war crime committed by the United States since Vietnam. My drop site colleague Jeremy Scul spent the last several months in fact speaking with survivors uh teachers first responders and put his uh drop site article up on the screen here. You know I can't recommend this

piece enough. Uh you can find it over at our site. It's a very hard read, but it's important to remind ourselves, I think, of the human cost of our aggression, which in all of the talk about the the chess games and the and the economy and the oil flows through the straight of Hormuz,

it can get lost. Uh, but it's it's very real and it is the by far the most important element. Uh I want to start actually by putting up before we bring in before we go to you Jeremy put up this first um element up on the screen. This is you you write this is uh uh

Yagub uh Yastapanana on his six-year-old daughter Fatima. Uh Fatima's mother and I had noticed Fatima's overflowing intelligence. He told Jeremy, "I'm a poet myself. When I would write poetry, edit poetry, I would repeat the poem. After hearing the poem once or twice, Fatma would immediately memorize it. When we would tell her a

story, she would never forget the story and she would recite the story moment by moment, word for word. I wanted to find a school that would address Fatima's needs and her active mind. I visited several schools myself. Certainly, you would do the same thing. Any parent would take their child to a good school