Archive · 26 Jul 2026
Teacher Recalls Horror After Trump Questions Minab School Attack
A school in Minab, Iran, was hit by missiles on February 28.
A teacher named Amaineh Nademi was there and saw the terrible damage.
She said the school was destroyed, and many students were hurt or killed.
The US President, Donald Trump, said he wasn't sure what happened and even suggested the photos might be fake.
Iran says the attack was a war crime, but the US and Israel say the school was near a military base.
The teacher is very sad and wants to know why the students were targeted.
A missile strike hit the Shajareh Tayyebeh girls’ school in Minab, Iran, on February 28.
Teacher Amaineh Nademi described the devastating impact, including injuries and the collapse of the school building.
Trump suggested the images of the attack could be AI-generated, casting doubt on their authenticity.
Iran claims the attack killed 168 people, mostly young schoolgirls aged 7-12.
The US and Israel claim the area served as a Revolutionary Guard base.
- Who
- Amaineh Nademi (teacher), Donald Trump (US President), Iranian government, US and Israel
- What
- Missile strike on a school in Minab, Iran
- When
- February 28
- Where
- Minab, Iran
- Why
- The US and Israel claim the area served as a Revolutionary Guard base; Iran condemns it as a war crime.
Iranian Teacher's Account
Trump's Skepticism
Nature of the Attack
Iranian Teacher's Account
A teacher present during the attack described the devastating impact of the missile strike, including injuries and the collapse of the school building.
Trump's Skepticism
Trump suggested that the images of the attack could be AI-generated, casting doubt on the authenticity of the evidence.
Responsibility for the Attack
Iranian Teacher's Account
Iran claims the attack was a deliberate strike on a school, condemning it as an 'unforgivable war crime.'
Trump's Skepticism
Trump hinted at the possibility of old intelligence or a mistake during an active time in the war leading to the event.
- Date of Attack
- February 28
- Location
- Minab, Iran
- Casualties
- 168 people, mostly young schoolgirls aged 7-12
- Missile Type
- US-made Tomahawk cruise missile
- School Name
- Shajareh Tayyebeh girls’ school
- Adjacent Facility
- Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC) naval compound