U.S. War Crimes in Iran

The kids that died in that school were around 7 to 12 years old.

This report says the school was the actual intended target.

What was your takeaway from these findings from the UN?

Indeed.

So let's remember, this is the opening of the war, one of the first attacks on the first target list.

This is even before the Iranians start retaliating or shooting back.

So we're not talking about heat of the war, fog of war, anything.

This is the initial beginning of the war here.

U.S. tomahawks, more than one hit the school in two intervals.

So what we also hear from reporting on the ground is that a bunch of people first get killed, and the school administrators contact some parents to come and collect their children.

And on their way, another tomahawk attacks.

So parents arrive thinking their kids were alive, and they find more of them dead, 150-something people, staff, and children.

And now they're finding... is basically saying that the school itself was a target and it wasn't a military compound around it.

And it was, you know, it's open source available data that can show that this was in fact a school.

It had been a school for almost a decade.

A reporter asked President Trump about the school strike back in June.

Let's listen to that.

Can you now say whether you will hold anyone in your administration accountable for the strike on a school that killed more than 100 children on the first day of the war?

No, if it was a fault, and as you know, that's under investigation.

It's such a strange question to be asked at this state.

I was talking about it a long time ago, but nobody did that on purpose.

OK, so the president says nobody did that on purpose.

The administration, we should also say, has not released any findings from the Pentagon investigation and haven't responded to this report specifically.

Is this something that the United States will eventually have to reckon with?

I mean, let's use the words of the president.