History will not forget the blow to human morality, Islamic philosopher says of the Minab tragedy

‘Silence toward human rights violations is a stain on human history’

TEHRAN - The chief of the Islamic Studies at the Academy of Sciences of the Islamic Republic of Iran has criticized countries' silence about the massacre of 167 students and staff in a school in the city of Minab in southern Iran in the early hours of the U.S.-Israeli aggression against Iran on Feb. 28.

By Shahrokh Saei 

Trump administration in disarray: How Washington miscalculated Iran's resolve

TEHRAN — The administration of U.S. President Donald Trump is struggling to control the message around its rapidly escalating war with Iran, offering mixed and often contradictory statements as the conflict widens. What began as a show of force has quickly turned into a crisis with global consequences, revealing confusion inside the U.S. and raising serious questions about the goals, planning, and direction of the operation.

By Afshin Majlesi

Trump, look them in the eyes

With hundreds of Iranian children dead, the U.S. president still denies the bombing of Minab’s elementary school

TEHRAN - U.S. President Donald Trump’s pronouncements on the ongoing military invasion of Iran have been marred by a pattern of demonstrably false claims, deflection of responsibility for atrocities, and a defiant rejection of diplomatic solutions.

Empty benches, broken dreams, remembering Minab’s innocent schoolgirls

MINAB (Hormozgan province) - On February 28th, the sun shone on the small town of Minab, filling its streets with the usual bustle of schoolchildren, dressed in modest uniforms, carrying backpacks towards school.

By staff writer

Minab tragedy recorded in history

TEHRAN - The Iranian people will remember the massacre of 168 elementary schoolgirls in the city of Minab forever. History will never forgive this horrible act. The scenes of this heinous crime are even more heartbreaking than those seen during the Gaza war.

Iranian school runs red: Nearly 170 students killed in U.S.–Israeli attack

TEHRAN - The death toll from a strike on a school in southern Iran has risen to nearly 170, as the country mourns the victims of a deliberate joint U.S.–Israeli military campaign that began early Saturday and has already claimed hundreds of lives nationwide. 

Blood on the blackboard: U.S. and Israel strike Iranian school as the West looks away 

TEHRAN - Global outrage has intensified following the deadly strike on a girls’ school in southern Iran — Shajareh Tayyebah elementary school in Minab, a city in Hormozgan Province — where nearly 170 students were killed in a joint U.S.–Israeli attack. The scale of the tragedy has shocked the international community and sparked widespread condemnation.