Bombs began falling in a joint US–Israeli attack, reported Iranian authorities. An elementary school in Minab, a city in Hormozgan province in southern Iran, was struck during the joint US-Israeli attack on Saturday morning. The bombing killed over 100 people and left dozens more still unaccounted for, reported Iranian authorities. Parents across Iran had just dropped their children at school on Saturday morning when bombs began falling in a joint US–Israeli attack. In Minab, a city in Hormozgan province in southern Iran, a strike on an elementary school has killed at least 148 people, with dozens more still unaccounted for. Some 170 schoolgirls were inside Shajareh Tayyebeh Girls’ Elementary School when the strike hit at 10:45am local time, according to Mohammad Ashouri, the governor of Hormozgan province. Minab’s judiciary said 148 people had been killed and 95 injured, most of them schoolgirls. The school appears to be adjacent to a Revolutionary Guards barracks. If confirmed by external sources, the death toll would make the bombing the deadliest single incident of the US-led offensive so far. Iranian state television broadcast images of the destroyed building, showing classroom benches buried beneath rubble Continue reading "100+ Killed in US-Israel Attack on School: Iran" The post 100+ Killed in US-Israel Attack on School: Iran first appeared on Egyptian Streets .