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- On February 28, a naval base and Minab elementary school in southern Iran were struck, killing at least 175.
- The New York Times analysis indicates fragments originate from a U.S.-made Tomahawk cruise missile manufactured in 2014 or later.
- Iran's state broadcaster published debris photos claiming remnants of the Minab school strike.
- The Pentagon classifies the Tomahawk as a precision-guided munition and links the school to U.S. strikes.
