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Deliberate Attack on Girls School

31-03-2026

On the opening day - Saturday February 28 -  of the combined US/Israeli war against Iran, an elementary girls school  in the souther city MINAB was hit by three Tomahawk Missiles launched from a US. Destroyer. The officers on the ship could see the aims clearly. The first missile hit the school. The second hit the protected prayer room to which the children had escaped. The third hit the environment of the school. More than 175 children and their teachers were killed on this first school day of the week. As Trump launched the war without Congressional approval, no reporting is taken place on the conduct of the war. The details of the attack are given by Josephine Guilbeau, a former U.S. Intelligence officer (to be found on Youtube). International law is irrelevant for Trump and Hegseth (secretary of war).

That ought not be the European approach. The attack, if confirmed, is a Crime against Humanity, committed under the authority of the President of the United States, Donald Trump.




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Frans A.M. Alting von Geusau

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