On February 28, a missile strike hit a primary school in southeastern Iran, killing schoolchildren in what multiple reports describe as the deadliest reported strike in the broader U.S.-Israeli campaign against Iran. More than four months later, sources say there is still no definitive public accounting of what happened and how responsibility is being determined. The reports note that U.S. military authorities are believed to have identified evidence that the school site was hit soon after the attack, according to a U.S. official cited by South China Morning Post. However, the same coverage indicates that the Trump administration has not directly accepted blame publicly. The Independent and South China Morning Post both emphasize that, despite the passage of time and the scale of casualties—particularly the high proportion of children among the victims—no final clarification has been reached in the public record. As a result, questions about the circumstances of the strike, including the decision-making and verification processes surrounding targeting, remain unanswered in reports.