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Hundreds of activists marched silently through The Hague to honour the victims of a deadly school strike in Minab, where 175 people — including 120 children — were killed on the first day of the U.S.-Israel war on Iran. Protesters carried portraits of the young victims, waved Iranian flags, and held banners demanding justice, calling the attack a “war crime.” The demonstration highlighted growing global outrage over the strike, which Iran has blamed on the United States, alleging a U.S.-made Tomahawk missile hit the school complex. While Washington later termed the incident a “tragic mistake,” questions continue to mount over accountability.