5 Months after Bombing Iranian Elementary School During Initial US Attack Pentagon still hasn’t Released its Findings. After Starting War, TrumpStein said "Its the Best Thing I've Ever Done"
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From [HERE] July 28 marked five months since the U.S. carried out a deadly attack on the Shajareh Tayyebeh Elementary School in the city of Minab, Iran, which killed more than 150 schoolchildren along with over a dozen teachers.
The U.S. Department of Defense (DOD), however, has yet to release the results of the investigation it said it was conducting on the strike.
In a July 28 social media post, CNN host Jake Tapper highlighted the DOD’s silence about the school attack, noting that “the White House and Pentagon have so far refused any accountability or transparency.”
Tapper then posted a timeline of accumulated evidence that the U.S. was responsible for the deadly strike, while also including a quote from Rachel VanLandingham, a retired official from the Judge Advocate General’s Corps (JAG), who said “it’s atrocious that we haven’t had an acknowledgment, an explanation, and an apology yet” from the Pentagon.
Earlier this month, CNN reported that the investigation into the school bombing was essentially complete, and it found that U.S. military commanders “bypassed warnings” indicating that their database of strike targets inside Iran was badly out of date shortly before authorizing the attack on the building. [MORE]
