Newly surfaced footage has ignited a firestorm in US-Iran relations, with a video released by an Iranian news agency appearing to show a US cruise missile striking a girls’ school in southern Iran. The March 7 incident, which killed at least 175 people, has become a geopolitical flashpoint in 2026.
US President Donald Trump earlier blamed Tehran for the attack, calling it "a tragic act of internal aggression" during a press briefing. But the 42-second clip—shared widely on social media this week—visibly contradicts his narrative, showing missile markings consistent with US military hardware. 🚨
Analysts warn the dispute could derail ongoing nuclear talks. "This is a powder keg moment," said Middle East expert Dr. Leila Farsi. "Both sides are digging in—miscommunication now could spiral into broader conflict."
Tehran has demanded an emergency UN Security Council meeting, while the Pentagon maintains "no operational records" of a strike in the area. Families of victims protested outside Iran’s parliament Thursday, holding photos of children killed in the blast. 💔
