Footage increases likelihood a U.S. Tomahawk struck Iranian school where at least 165 died, experts say
Experts say new video likely shows a U.S. Tomahawk missile hitting an Iranian school, a blast that left at least 165 people dead; the report comes as Iran steps up attacks in the region.
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Newly released footage has led experts to conclude it is likely that a U.S. Tomahawk missile struck an Iranian school, where a blast killed at least 165 people. Analysts who reviewed the images say the visuals are consistent with a Tomahawk impact, increasing the possibility that U.S. ordnance was involved.
The development comes amid a broader escalation in the region. Iran has launched attacks it says target Israel and Gulf countries, and there have been reports of drones fired toward Saudi Arabia and Kuwait as Tehran seeks to increase pressure on the United States.
Officials and independent analysts are still examining the footage and available evidence. At this stage, experts describe the new images as raising the likelihood of a U.S. strike rather than providing a definitive, independently verified attribution.
The apparent strike and the high reported death toll add to mounting regional tensions and raise questions about civilian harm in the course of recent military actions. International observers and governments will be watching further investigations and official statements for confirmation and accountability.
