Tehran – Iran on [date] strongly condemned a US airstrike on a school in the southern town of Minab that killed several people, while vowing to pursue the matter to the end at international forums.
At a press conference, the Iranian Foreign Ministry spokesman stated: "We consider this an act of aggression, a blatant violation of international law and humanitarian norms. Iran will not let this incident fade into oblivion."
According to local sources, the airstrike occurred early in the morning, hitting the school area while students were gathered. Rescue teams were dispatched to the scene, but the number of casualties has not yet been officially released.
Iran's Ministry of Education issued a statement expressing "deep outrage" and said schools are "absolutely safe places that cannot be military targets." Meanwhile, the Ministry of Defense called on the international community to condemn the US action and demanded an independent investigation.
The US has not yet made an official comment on the incident, but diplomatic channels indicate Washington may review its military operations in the region following the event.
Analysts believe the attack could further escalate already tense relations between Iran and the US, adding pressure to the stalled nuclear negotiations.
