Trump says he is unsure about allegations of US blame in school strike

US President Denies Knowledge of Investigation into School Strike Incident

In a statement, US President Donald Trump expressed uncertainty regarding reports of a US military investigation finding the United States liable for the fatal airstrike on the Minab girls’ school in Iran.

According to sources, an investigation has been conducted by the US military, which reportedly concluded that the US was responsible for the incident. However, when asked about this report, President Trump stated, “I don’t know” about the findings of the investigation.

The incident occurred at the Minab girls’ school in Iran on November 13, where a drone strike killed at least 15 people, including students and teachers. The attack was widely condemned by world leaders and human rights organizations.

President Trump’s response to the report has sparked questions about his administration’s knowledge of the investigation and its findings. It is unclear whether the President is aware of any evidence or data that may have led to the conclusion that the US was responsible for the strike.

The White House has not commented further on the matter, leaving it unclear what information, if any, the President possesses regarding the investigation’s results. The incident remains under investigation by Iranian authorities and international organizations.

Source: Al Jazeera