School strike 'calculated' assault by US, Iran's foreign minister says

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Iran's Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi stated Friday that the bombing of an elementary school in Minab on February 28th was a "calculated" assault by the United States. He addressed the UN Human Rights Council, calling the attack a war crime and crime against humanity that killed over 175 students and teachers.

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The deadly bombing of an Iranian school on the first day of the Iran war was a "calculated" assault by the United States, Iran's foreign minister said Friday. In a video address to the United Nations Human Rights Council, Abbas Araghchi slammed the "calculated, phased assault" on an elementary school "in the city of Minab, south of Iran, where more than 175 students and teachers were slaughtered in cold blood".

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