New video evidence links US missile to Iranian girls’ school strike

Tehran — Fresh video footage has emerged that reportedly connects a US-manufactured missile to a recent strike on a girls’ school in Iran, according to the findings of an ongoing investigation.

The investigation, as reported, indicates that the United States is the only party involved in the current conflict known to possess the specific type of missile used in the attack. It was further highlighted that Israel does not have such missiles in its arsenal.

The newly surfaced footage has provided investigators with additional material to analyze the origins of the missile strike. The evidence is being used to support claims regarding the source of the weaponry involved in the incident.

According to the investigation, the missile in question was identified as a model exclusively held by the US military. The report emphasized that, based on available information, Israel does not possess this particular missile type, thereby narrowing the list of potential sources.

The strike on the girls’ school has drawn significant attention both within Iran and internationally, raising concerns about the use of advanced weaponry in civilian areas. The investigation’s findings have added a new dimension to the ongoing discourse surrounding the incident and the broader conflict in the region.

Authorities and international observers are closely monitoring the situation as further details continue to emerge. The investigation remains ongoing, with officials working to confirm the full circumstances surrounding the attack and the precise origin of the missile involved.