65 Schoolchildren Killed in U.S.-Israeli Airstrikes Buried in Iran

The burial of 165 schoolchildren killed in U.S.-Israeli airstrikes was completed in Iran today, following a tragic bombing that targeted a civilian area, including a school.

Iranian authorities confirmed that the airstrikes, which occurred earlier this week, resulted in a significant loss of life, with a particularly high number of children reported among the victims. Local officials described the attack as an unprovoked assault, causing widespread grief and outrage across the country.

The airstrikes were allegedly carried out as part of coordinated operations between U.S. and Israeli forces aimed at military targets in the region. However, the strikes hit civilian infrastructure, leading to a heavy civilian death toll.

Thousands of mourners gathered for the funeral services, which were held in several Iranian cities, including Tehran and Isfahan, to honor the young victims. Religious leaders and government officials expressed their deep sorrow and vowed to seek justice for the victims, with many calling for international intervention to prevent further loss of life.

The tragedy has sparked intense reactions across Iran, with widespread calls for retaliation and greater efforts to hold those responsible for the civilian casualties accountable.