Fragments of US-made missile found near Iranian school strike site

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Fragments of U.S.-Made Missile Found Near Iranian School

Photos taken by Iranian authorities have revealed fragments of a missile that appear to be made in the United States. The discovery was made near a school in Iran where a deadly attack occurred.

Video analysis conducted by BBC has confirmed that the fragments are from a U.S.-made missile. The footage shows the fragments, which were found at a military base near the school, and experts have identified them as coming from a type of missile used by the U.S. military.

Forbes has reported that growing evidence suggests the U.S. may be responsible for the blast that occurred at the school. However, no official confirmation has been made.

The Guardian has quoted former President Donald Trump as saying that Iran or “somebody else” could have carried out the attack. The statement was made without providing any further details.

Al Jazeera has reported that several U.S. senators are calling for an investigation into the attack on the girls’ school in Iran. The senators have described the incident as “appalling”.

The incident has sparked international concern and calls for accountability.

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