EUA seguem sem assumir responsabilidade ap�s 100 dias de ataque a escola que matou 175 no Ir�

After mistakenly bombing a school in Iran on the first day of a war, U.S. military authorities quickly realized the error, realizing they had destroyed a school instead of a military base. Despite this tragic mix-up that claimed 175 lives, the U.S. has yet to take responsibility 100 days later. This ongoing refusal to acknowledge responsibility raises serious questions about accountability and the implications for international relations and trust. The incident underscores the dire consequences of such military blunders and the importance of transparent communication in wartime.