The Human Rights Watch said an attack on the “Shajareh Tayyeba” primary school in Minab, southern Iran, which killed more than 108 children on February 27, should be investigated as a possible war crime. In a statement, the organization said that although the school is located near a naval complex belonging to the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps, it is separated from military buildings and has its own wall and independent access to the street. According to the group’s findings, the strike occurred alongside hundreds of other attacks across Iran and involved precision-guided munitions, which it said makes accidental error unlikely. Neither the United States nor Israel has claimed responsibility. An Israeli military spokesperson said the arm
