After school attack, now aircraft hit at Bushehr airport? Iran accuses US & Israel of war crimes

Updated on Mar 05, 2026 02:15 am IST

First a girls’ primary school in Minab was turned into a mass grave, now an Iran Air passenger jet has reportedly been blown apart on the tarmac at Bushehr as US‑Israeli strikes hammer airports and cities across Iran. Tehran calls it deliberate terror; UNESCO has already branded the Minab school strike “a grave violation” of humanitarian law as families bury 165 schoolgirls and staff in long rows of coffins. Iran’s Foreign Minister has accused Washington and Israel of murdering innocents, while U.S. officials say they are reviewing reports and deny deliberately targeting civilians. As funerals fill public squares and missiles continue to fly, the war’s moral battle is intensifying.

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