Fedslop propaganda. And you're a fed, so why do we expect anything else?
The other thing is that people on the internet are saying the school was hit in a double-tap strike. That could not be further from the truth. Based on people on the ground who gave public interviews, the school was hit a single time by a single missile.
In case anyone doesn't know what a "double tap" is, it's when after a missile strike, there's another one in about 20 minutes or so, aimed at killing the rescue workers.
Even Grok says that the double tap is confirmed. Below is what Grok says, and Grok points to this video (among others) when asked for more details. [Did the US kill dozens of schoolgirls in ‘double tap' strikes on Iran? | MEE Live](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TNR_zSN2vc0)
From Grok:
The missile strike on the Shajareh Tayyebeh girls' elementary school in Minab, southern Iran (Hormozgan province), occurred on February 28, 2026, during the initial phase of U.S. and Israeli military attacks on Iran. It killed at least 165 people—mostly girls aged 7–12—and injured many others, making it one of the deadliest civilian incidents in the conflict.
Reports from multiple sources, including eyewitness accounts from survivors, first responders, and a parent, indicate that the school was hit by two strikes in what is commonly described as a "double-tap" attack.
The first missile struck the school building during classes, causing initial casualties and prompting survivors (including students guided by teachers and the principal) to seek shelter in the prayer hall.
A second missile followed shortly after (accounts vary on the exact interval, but it was enough time for people to move and some responders/parents to arrive), striking the shelter area and killing many of those who had survived the initial hit.
This tactic—striking a target once, then again to hit responders, survivors, or rescuers—is often associated with "double-tap" strikes and has been condemned in various conflicts as it can deliberately target civilians or humanitarian efforts.
Fedslop propaganda. And you're a fed, so why do we expect anything else?
In case anyone doesn't know what a "double tap" is, it's when after a missile strike, there's another one in about 20 minutes or so, aimed at killing the rescue workers.
Even Grok says that the double tap is confirmed. Below is what Grok says, and Grok points to this video (among others) when asked for more details. [Did the US kill dozens of schoolgirls in ‘double tap' strikes on Iran? | MEE Live](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TNR_zSN2vc0)
From Grok:
The missile strike on the Shajareh Tayyebeh girls' elementary school in Minab, southern Iran (Hormozgan province), occurred on February 28, 2026, during the initial phase of U.S. and Israeli military attacks on Iran. It killed at least 165 people—mostly girls aged 7–12—and injured many others, making it one of the deadliest civilian incidents in the conflict.
Reports from multiple sources, including eyewitness accounts from survivors, first responders, and a parent, indicate that the school was hit by two strikes in what is commonly described as a "double-tap" attack.
The first missile struck the school building during classes, causing initial casualties and prompting survivors (including students guided by teachers and the principal) to seek shelter in the prayer hall.
A second missile followed shortly after (accounts vary on the exact interval, but it was enough time for people to move and some responders/parents to arrive), striking the shelter area and killing many of those who had survived the initial hit.
This tactic—striking a target once, then again to hit responders, survivors, or rescuers—is often associated with "double-tap" strikes and has been condemned in various conflicts as it can deliberately target civilians or humanitarian efforts.