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Pentagon commanders are facing criticism for not conducting a review of a missile strike that killed 168 Iranian schoolchildren in February. Reports indicate that the U.S. Central Command restricted access to investigation materials, and lawmakers have demanded transparency regarding the incident. The Defense Department stated that an investigation is ongoing.
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Pentagon commanders are facing criticism for not conducting a review of a missile strike that killed 168 Iranian schoolchildren in February. Reports indicate that the U.S. Central Command restricted access to investigation materials, and lawmakers have demanded transparency regarding the incident. The Defense Department stated that an investigation is ongoing.
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U.S. Military Chiefs Accused of Not Ordering a Review of Strike that Killed 168 Iranian Schoolchildren
U.S. Military Chiefs Criticized for Not Conducting Review of Strike Resulting in Deaths of Iranian Schoolchildren