US Probes Deadly Iran School Strike; Forces May Be Responsible, Gulf Allies Frustrated

• US military is investigating whether its forces were responsible for a strike on a girls’ school in Minab, southern Iran, which reportedly killed 150 students.
• US officials state they never deliberately target civilians, but acknowledge the ongoing inquiry into the incident.
• The United Nations human rights office has called for an investigation into the strike, emphasizing responsibility lies with those who carried it out.
• Gulf allies express growing frustration with the US, claiming inadequate warning about strikes and exposure to Iranian retaliation.
• Iranian retaliation has resulted in 13 deaths in Gulf countries and 6 US soldiers killed in Kuwait; US seeks Ukraine's help against drones.