School Bombing in Minab Leaves Trauma and Memory | Global News

A devastating airstrike on February 28th obliterated a school in Minab, Iran, killing 168—mostly children—and shattering lives like that of Heydar Sadeghi, who lost his grandson and daughter-in-law. With no official U.S. accountability, the site is transforming into a memorial, honoring victims through photos and plans for a war museum. Teachers like Nasim Neyestani, who risked everything to evacuate students, now face unbearable grief. Survivors like Nila, traumatized by the blast, are shielded by loved ones. The community rallies around remembrance, dedicating cemetery space and preserving memory for future generations.

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