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All right, let's return to the war, and let's talk about one of the most terrible war crimes committed in recent memory.

And that is, of course, the bombing of the school in southern Iran.

What do we know about this so far?

Has anyone taken responsibility?

Or has any investigative reporting revealed responsibility or not yet?

Yes, a couple of sites have talked about this.

Reuters reported, again, this was, I believe, on Thursday, Thursday evening,

that the internal investigation from the U.S. military has basically concluded that it was a U.S. strike that hit the elementary school

and killed, you know, I think 150 students along with staff.

I don't know, the full total at this point.

The death toll has been rising since Saturday.

So that's the internal investigation.

They concluded that, you know, they were attacking nearby,

relatively nearby, I guess.

There's some question as to how close they actually were.

But relatively nearby military sites in Minab, which is where the school is located,

and either had bad intelligence about what was on this site and hit it intentionally thinking that it was something other than a school,

although satellite imagery is the piece, the Reuters report, says, and as another New York Times report

that I'll mention in a second, said, makes it pretty clear that this is a school grounds. It's hard

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