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The bloodstained halls of Minab: America's ruthless war

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March 15, 2026

This isn't 'collateral damage', but absolute barbarity dressed as a flimsy excuse of American democracy.

- ADIT KOTHARI

Oh, the sheer, gut wrenching horror of it all. Innocent schoolgirls in Minab, Iran, huddled together in what should have been a sanctuary, their central hall, seeking refuge from the thunderous chaos of war. And then, in a calibrated and deliberate double strike, a second Tomahawk missile, courtesy of Uncle Sam's arsenal, ripped through the air and slaughtering these young souls in an indiscriminate fashion.

Investigative group Bellingcat's confirmation isn't just a report but a damning indictment, a scream from the graves of those young lives snuffed out by American firepower. Paid for by American taxes, built by American hands and launched by an American finger on the trigger. This isn't "collateral damage", but absolute barbarity dressed as a flimsy excuse of American democracy. This gut-wrenching American imperialism in 2026, must be stopped, now, before more blood soaks the earth in the name of hegemony.

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