Major Scandal at the White House / Pentagon Evades Accountability over the Minab Case

Details of US officials' concealment regarding one of the deadliest attacks on civilians were exposed by American media revelations.

Ambassador Arjan: The details of the concealment of American officials regarding one of the deadliest attacks on civilians were exposed by the American media.

The Bloomberg news channel, quoting informed sources, reported that senior Pentagon officials plan to postpone the release of an internal report on the attack on a school in southern Iran at least until after the US midterm elections.

The people, who spoke on condition of anonymity because they were not authorized to speak publicly about the confidential deliberations, told Bloomberg that advisers to US Secretary of War Pete Heggeth had briefed some Pentagon staff on the plan. The US government headed by Donald Trump has so far avoided answering about the attack on Minab school. On the first day of the war, American airstrikes on Shajre Tayyaba Primary School left more than 150 martyrs, at least 123 of whom were children. According to Bloomberg's investigation, Pentagon investigators have found that false information, outdated images and excessive reliance on artificial intelligence contributed to the attack.

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The final report of the comprehensive US investigation, which began in March, has not yet been published; Although the authorities have said that this report was almost completed a few months ago. According to this media, the final decision has not yet been made about the exact time of publishing the details of the report related to Minab. In response to questions, a Pentagon official said the investigation is still ongoing and "at this time, we have no new news to announce." The delay in publishing this report raises broader questions about the transparency and accountability of the US government regarding one of the country's deadliest attacks on civilians.