A devastating airstrike on a girls school in Minab, southern Iran, has reportedly left at least 175 casualties, predominantly young girls, challenging the narrative around US military involvement in the region. As conflicting accounts about responsibility emerge, with some implicating US forces, outrage mounts and calls for accountability grow louder. Eyewitnesses recount a double tap strike, raising serious ethical concerns over military strategies that target civilian sites, prompting a renewed focus on humanitarian implications and legality of such actions.