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Trump’s Reckless War Proves His Board of Peace Is a Farce
New York Times verification reveals graphic images of rescue workers searching the rubble of a destroyed school in southern Iran, with casualties including a child's severed arm.
- New York Times verified footage shows rescue workers digging through the remains of a modest two‑story school in southern Iran, documenting the scene.
- At the site in southern Iran, the modest two‑story school sat beside a military installation, now reduced to rubble.
- Graphic imagery shows the severed arm of the child and injuries among victims recovered at the site, illustrating the severity of casualties.
- Major U.S. media outlets covered the verified images, increasing national visibility of the incident, while Armstrong at The Philadelphia Inquirer wrote about the scene, drawing attention.
- The destruction and casualties suggest a severe local humanitarian toll as the destroyed civilian school beside a military installation affects the local community, civilians, and children, while leading outlets circulate graphic images likely to intensify scrutiny.
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