00:03Iran's new school year has officially begun. President Pazeshkian rang the school bell at a
00:09school in Tehran as students across the country returned to class. But this year, not every
00:15student can return. Some desks will remain empty because the students who sat in them were killed
00:21in US-Israeli attacks. In total, at least 344 students and teachers have been killed by the
00:29two regimes since the war began seven months ago. The toll includes two particularly horrific attacks
00:36on the first day of the war. On February 28, US messiahs hit an elementary school in the southern
00:43city of Minov, killing 120 school children and 26 teachers. The remains of some victims have still
00:52not been recovered. That same day in Namert in Fars province, a US strike hit a sports
00:59complex where teenagers were training. The US military used a precision strike missile in
01:05combat for the first time, which exploded above the sports complex and dispersed thousands of
01:12small metal pellets to maximize casualties. 24 people were killed, including a two-year-old girl
01:20and teenage volleyball players.
01:22The UN independent international fact-finding mission has concluded that both attacks constituted
01:30war crimes. Washington has not acknowledged responsibility for either. The US president,
01:36meanwhile, has repeatedly hinted at more such massacres, threatening to annihilate Iran and wipe
01:43the drought. So what happened after the war of the tensions of Iran. It was proposed to be
