US President Donald Trump has said he is willing to 'live with' the findings of an investigation into a possible American airstrike that killed over 100 schoolgirls in Iran's Minab.
Amid mounting evidence that it was possibly an American airstrike that killed around 170 people, more than 100 of them students at a girls' school in Iran's Minab, Trump initially said he did not 'know enough', but then went on to say he was willing to 'live with' whatever a probe report would find.
The incident occurred on February 28, part of US-Israeli strikes on the first day of the war.
US President Donald Trump has so far blamed Iran, while the Pentagon has said it is investigating the incident.
The New York Times has reported that a body of evidence, including satellite imagery, social media posts and other verified videos, indicates that the Shajarah Tayyebeh elementary school building was severely damaged by a precision strike that occurred at the same time as attacks on the naval base.
The US military's Central Command has released footage of Tomahawk launches filmed on February 28, the day Minab was hit.
