by Truthout | Jun 18, 2026 | Donald Trump, Iran, iran war, Minab, News, Pete Hegseth, War Crimes
President Donald Trump dismissed a question on whether he’d hold members of his administration accountable for a strike on an Iranian elementary school in the early days of the war, continuing to deny that the U.S. was involved in the massacre despite evidence suggesting otherwise. A reporter asked Trump on Wednesday whether he would “hold anyone in your administration accountable for the…
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by Negin Owliaei | May 10, 2026 | Afghanistan, Antiwar, Children, Disarmament, Gaza, Iran, Israel, Lebanon, Minab, Mother's Day, Op-Ed, Palestine, War, weapons, Yemen
A video of Makan Nasiri has been shared over and over on social media in recent weeks. It starts off with vignettes familiar to so many parents: a young child opening the door to be surprised by a birthday cake, then walking with friends, then dancing joyfully with an older relative. Halfway through, though, there’s a sharp transition. Nasiri was a student at Shajareh Tayyebeh elementary school in…
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by Jake Johnson | Apr 7, 2026 | Impeachment, Iran, Minab, News, Pete Hegseth, War Crimes, Yassamin Ansari
US Rep. Yassamin Ansari, the lone Iranian American Democrat in Congress, said on Monday that she will soon introduce articles of impeachment against Pentagon Secretary Pete Hegseth, the most prominent cheerleader of President Donald Trump’s illegal war on Iran. In a statement, Ansari (Ariz.) said that Hegseth has “repeatedly” violated his oath of office and his duty to the Constitution.
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by Chris Walker | Mar 12, 2026 | Donald Trump, Iran, iran war, Minab, News, Tomahawk Missiles, U.S. military
A preliminary investigation into the airstrike on a girls’ elementary school in Iran that killed at least 175 people, mostly children, has found that the U.S. likely created target coordinates for the strike using outdated military maps. The U.S. military has yet to formally state that the U.S. was directly involved in the massacre. However, The New York Times reports that a preliminary…
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