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Uncle Joe

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5. The most concrete clue that I found was the division of responsibility between the U.S. and Israel

Sat Mar 7, 2026, 02:19 PM

9 hrs ago

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Minab is more than 600 miles from Tehran and is close to the strategically important Strait of Hormuz, a key commercial shipping route, especially for oil. U.S. officials have suggested in public statements that they were attacking the area on the day the school was struck. In addition to the Minab site linked to the IRGC, satellite imagery shows destruction in neighboring military sites in Bandar Abbas and Konarak.

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An analysis from the International Institute for Strategic Studies also described U.S. efforts as focused on south and central Iran and Israel's on the north.

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https://www.usatoday.com/story/graphics/2026/03/06/iran-girls-school-strike/88968796007/

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Who bombed the girls school in Iran? Satellite images reveal clues. [View all] Uncle Joe 9 hrs ago OP

What clues? vanlassie 9 hrs ago #1

not physical clues. No graphic images or paragraphs. Tetrachloride 9 hrs ago #3

Thanks. vanlassie 8 hrs ago #6

The clues, from what I can tell in the link, are unnamed sources mentioning the US. Tetrachloride 9 hrs ago #2

The most concrete clue that I found was the division of responsibility between the U.S. and Israel Uncle Joe 9 hrs ago #5

It apparently was a double-tap attack. usonian 9 hrs ago #4