特朗普回应美造导弹空袭伊朗小学

Core Viewpoint - The article discusses a preliminary investigation by the U.S. military, which suggests that a missile strike on an Iranian school on February 28 was a result of a U.S. military error, leading to significant casualties, and that the U.S. should take responsibility for the incident [2][4]. Group 1 - The U.S. military's preliminary investigation indicates that the missile strike on the school was due to "targeting errors" while aiming at a nearby Iranian Revolutionary Guard naval base [2]. - The investigation revealed that outdated data from the Defense Intelligence Agency was used to create the airstrike target coordinates, raising questions about the lack of verification of this information [3]. - The incident is described as one of the most severe military mistakes in recent decades, particularly due to the targeting of a school filled with children [4]. Group 2 - President Trump stated he was unaware of the preliminary investigation results when questioned by the media, and previously suggested without evidence that Iran might also possess "Tomahawk" missiles, implying potential Iranian responsibility for the attack [5]. - Reports indicate that at least 165 individuals, mostly young girls around 10 years old, were killed in the attack, which was confirmed to involve a "Tomahawk" cruise missile, the only type used by the U.S. military during the conflict [5].