Iranians grieving over school missile strike express rage at U.S., Trump
Zahra Monazzah’s son Soheil was at an elementary school in Minab, in southern Iran, on Feb. 28 when a missile struck the building, killing him and dozens of other children.
Iranians grieving over school missile strike express rage at U.S., Trump
Zahra Monazzah’s son Soheil was at an elementary school in Minab, in southern Iran, on Feb. 28 when a missile struck the building, killing him and dozens of other children.
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