Four months after the horrific Iran school bombing, fears grow that Trump and Hegseth will bury the truth

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Nearly four months after a US Tomahawk missile strike killed at least 175 people, mostly children, at a school in Minab, Iran, the Pentagon has provided no answers regarding the incident. Critics doubt the truth will be revealed, citing Pentagon reforms under Secretary Pete Hegseth that reduce civilian casualty oversight and former President Trump's downplaying of the event as a mistake in a "nasty" war.

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A secretive investigation into the attack that killed at least 175 has concluded, reports suggest. Will its findings ever see the light of day?The attack on a girls’ elementary school in the Iranian town of Minab was one of the US military’s deadliest civilian bombings in decades.

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