An Israeli airstrike destroyed an elementary girls' school in Minab, southern Iran's Hormozgan province, killing at least 100 students according to Iranian authorities. The attack has sparked international outrage as footage shows collapsed classrooms and rescue workers sifting through rubble.
"This reflects systematic targeting of civilian infrastructure," said a University of Tehran professor in an exclusive CGTN interview. "Schools should be sanctuaries, not battlegrounds."
While Israel has not officially claimed responsibility, regional tensions remain at boiling point. Humanitarian organizations are calling for urgent investigations into potential war crimes. The incident comes amid heightened Middle East instability this year, with global leaders urging restraint.
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