Iranian Girls School Bombed Had Active Online Presence Before Attack

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Iranian Girls’ School Bombed, Investigation Reveals Online Presence and Target List

A school in Iran was bombed on February 25, resulting in significant damage. According to reports, the school had an active online presence, with a website that was visible for years.

Preliminary inquiries suggest that the US military may have been involved in the strike. The New York Times reported that a preliminary inquiry found the US at fault in the incident.

Lawmakers are now calling for more information on the girls’ school strike. They want to know why the school was targeted and what led to the bombing.

Iranian officials have confirmed that the school was on the US military’s target list, but it may have been mistaken as a military site. The Washington Post reported that the school was not a military facility.

The incident has sparked concerns about the use of force in international conflicts.

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