A secretive investigation into the attack that killed at least 175 has reportedly ended. Will its findings see the light of day?
The attack on a girl’s elementary school in the Iranian town of Minab was one of the US military’s deadliest civilian bombings in decades. But nearly four months on, the Pentagon has produced no answers about why the military fired a Tomahawk cruise missile into a school on the first day of the war, killing at least 175 people, mostly children.
Some critics doubt that the Pentagon ever will, or will bury the results under classifications to keep the worst mistakes secret from the public.
Continue reading...This article was originally published by The Guardian and written by Andrew Roth in Washington.
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