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Senators demand answers after missile strike on Iran school kills over 165
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Senators demand answers after missile strike on Iran school kills over 165
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🕐 2026년 3월 13일 AM 05:56
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US Lawmakers Demand Investigation, Information Disclosure into Suspected US Missile Strike in Iran

US Senators have called on the Trump administration to conduct a thorough investigation and transparently disclose information regarding the missile strike incident that occurred in Minab, Iran, in February 2026.
Thu Mar 12 2026

Call for Thorough Investigation into Suspected US Missile Strike in Iran

US Senators have called for a thorough investigation by the Trump administration into a missile strike incident that occurred in Minab, Iran, on February 28, 2026. Senator Mark Kelly (D-Arizona) stated that the incident resulted in the deaths of at least 7 US citizens and injuries to over 140 people, with many Iranian children tragically losing their lives. Senator Kelly emphasized the need for securing additional information and establishing procedures to prevent recurrence.

Call for Independent Investigation by Pentagon and Congress, Demanding Transparency

Senator Rick Scott (R-Florida) also announced an investigation into the incident, making it clear that the US military does not intend to harm civilians. Senator Richard Blumenthal (D-Connecticut) emphasized the necessity of investigations not only by the Pentagon but also by external objective bodies and Congress. He stated that while the incident appears to be more than a mere mistake, he acknowledged the possibility of it being an unintentional accident. He demanded immediate disclosure of information regarding the type of missile used (presumed to be primarily Tomahawk missiles) and the cause of the targeting error. He also urged for the immediate release of preliminary reports, expressing deep concern over the failure to immediately disclose information to the American public.

*Source: YouTube: Associated Press (2026-03-12)*

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