00:22One hundred sixty-eight children, one missile, and now a flight that
00:29turned grief into a global message.
00:33This is not just diplomacy, this is Iran bringing the war into the room.
00:48As its delegation lands in Islamabad for high-stakes ceasefire talks with the United States, the
00:55world witnesses something unprecedented.
01:02The aircraft is named Minab 168, a number that carries the weight of tragedy, a reminder
01:11of February 28, 2026, when a strike hit a girls' elementary school in Minab, southern Iran.
01:20That morning, classrooms were full, children were studying, and within moments, everything
01:27collapsed.
01:31The missile, reportedly aimed near an IRGC facility, struck the school instead.
01:38The roof came down, students were buried under debris.
01:42Dozens, then over a hundred, mostly young girls, lost their lives.
01:50Iran says 168 were killed, a number that has now become a symbol.
02:01But what's turning heads globally is what Iran did next.
02:06Inside the plane to Islamabad, there are no ordinary passengers.
02:12Every empty seat carries a face, a photograph of a child who never came home.
02:20School bags, damaged, dust-covered, placed like silent witnesses, small shoes without their
02:28owners, flowers laid out like a moving memorial in the sky.
02:33Iranian officials say this is not symbolism.
02:38This is evidence.
02:40Evidence of what they call a war crime.
02:44An investigation by Amnesty International has already called the strike unlawful and
02:51a serious violation of international humanitarian law.
02:56Now Iran is taking that accusation straight to the negotiating table.
03:01Leading the delegation is Mohamed Bagher Galibaf, alongside Foreign Minister Abbas Aragachi.
03:09But before any formal talks begin, their message is already clear.
03:15This is not just about ceasefire terms.
03:18This is about accountability.
03:21Images from inside the aircraft are now spreading across the world.
03:25Rows of empty seats filled with memories instead of people.
03:30A haunting reminder that behind every number is a life, a child, a family, a future that never
03:39happened.
03:40As negotiations unfold in Islamabad, one question looms large.
03:46Can peace truly be negotiated without addressing the cost of war?
03:52Because for Iran, Minab 168 is not just the name of a flight.
03:58It is a message that the victims are not forgotten and not left behind.
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04:29It almost did not happen.
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