Six months after a U.S. missile strike on an Iranian school left at least 170 people dead—mostly children—their families continue to mourn. Parents revisit the ruined classrooms and tend to graves, while questions about accountability remain unresolved.
A United Nations human rights office has called for independent investigations into the strike’s conduct and its humanitarian consequences. Local officials report a wave of grief‑laden ceremonies as communities seek closure amid uncertainty about casualty figures and fault allocation.