175 people died in the US attack on Iran’s Minabe Girls’ School. US President Donald Trump was questioned about the attack at the G7 conference. Journalists ask, will America take responsibility for the genocide? In response, Trump responded, “Mistakes can be made in war. No one targeted a girls’ school.” However, the US President clarified that the investigation is ongoing.
On February 28, the first day of the war, Minaber school was attacked. America initially did not accept the responsibility. Instead, Trump blamed Iran. He said, “We think it is the work of Iran. They are the ones who attacked the schools of their country. They cannot aim well. They attacked the schools of their own country while aiming elsewhere.” However, within a few days, the report of the internal investigation of US intelligence was made public. It is said that the US military was probably responsible for the deadly attack in Minab, southern Iran.
In the atmosphere of military conflict in West Asia, Trump faced that uncomfortable question again at the G7 summit. However, his sharp reply — “No one has launched a deliberate attack. Mistakes are bound to happen in war. Though the matter is under investigation.” In response, the US President accepted responsibility for the death of 175 people in the school attack in Minab. Journalists ask questions in turn, will the investigation report be published? Trump did not respond.
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