🔻As a new round of military clashes between Iran and the United States intensifies, yesterday in Minab a ceremony was held for the funeral and burial of 68 pieces of bodies of 34 students and school staff of “Shajare Taybe” who were killed as a result of a missile attack on the first day of the “Forty-Day War.”

According to reports from Iranian media, these pieces belonged to those who had been commemorated and held funerals five months earlier.

The director-general of Forensic Medicine in Hormozgan said that the identity of all the deceased from the attack on the Minab “Shajare Taybe” school “has been identified through specialized DNA tests and genetic examinations, and all remains of the bodies obtained from this incident have also been identified and their status determined.”

This is while no remains have been found to date of Makan Nasiri, the seven-year-old student killed in this attack.

In the attack on the “Shajare Taybe” school in Minab, which according to BBC findings was carried out with American-made Tomahawk missiles, 156 people were killed, 120 of them children aged 6 to 12.

This missile is in the possession of the United States Army alone.

The United States says it does not target civilians and the Pentagon is investigating this attack.