Strong Condemnation

Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi has strongly condemned the recent US-Israel strike on a school in Minab, Hormozgan province, describing it as a “war crime, not a miscalculation.” The attack reportedly killed over 160 students, the majority of whom were girls. Araghchi demanded an immediate international investigation and full accountability for those responsible.

Vow of Retaliation

The statement was issued as the conflict between Iran, the United States, and Israel continues to intensify. Iran has vowed a strong and proportionate retaliation for the strike, which it says deliberately targeted civilian infrastructure, specifically an educational institution.

International Outrage

The Minab school strike has drawn widespread international condemnation, with several countries and human rights organisations calling for an independent probe. The incident has further heightened tensions in the already volatile region and raised serious concerns about civilian casualties in the ongoing conflict.

Diplomatic Stance

Araghchi’s remarks underscore Iran’s position that such attacks on civilian targets constitute clear violations of international humanitarian law. He reiterated that Iran will not remain silent in the face of such aggression and will respond decisively to protect its sovereignty and its people.

The strike is part of a series of military actions that began after US and Israeli strikes on Iranian targets in late February. The conflict has already caused significant loss of life and widespread disruption to regional stability.