120 children died in the US missile! The question of the Iranian school teacher, ‘What was their crime?’

The day started normally. The month of Ramadan is going on. All the children lined up in prayer line. Suddenly the news comes that the first US attack on Iran has taken place. After that, the headmistress announced that the school would be dismissed soon. The parents were informed to come and take the students. That’s how the vacation starts. But… the school suddenly collapses. Death of 120 children including 156 people! Today, speaking to the BBC after so long, school teacher Amine Nademi’s eyes are filled with the horror of the tragic death stream. Saying, “What was their fault?”

33-year-old Nademi says, “It’s no longer a school… death, grief and blood on the walls!” She remembers that there were five other students in the class she was in. Suddenly an explosion is heard. Just as everyone is about to get out, there is another explosion. The missile hit the school. Nademi says, “I couldn’t even find the child I was holding. He was having trouble breathing.” He said that blood was flowing all over his body.

The school suddenly collapses. Death of 120 children including 156 people! Today, speaking to the BBC after so long, school teacher Amine Nademi’s eyes are filled with the horror of the tragic death stream. Saying, “What was their fault?”

On February 28, the school was attacked in Minab, a small town in southern Iran, on the first day of the war. America initially did not accept the responsibility. Instead, Trump blamed Iran. He said, “We think it is the work of Iran. They attacked the schools of their country. They attacked the schools of their own country while targeting 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.

The controversy over this is still going on. But Nademir doesn’t have a headache anymore. Rather, he still remembers his blood-stained body. Remembering the bloodied children trapped in the rubble all around. It is not known when the Iran war will end. But even after that, this question remains. What was wrong with those little children? Why did so many fresh lives burn in the flames of greed and aggression? Of course Nademi also knows that the answer will never be found.