More evidence confirms US military used missiles to attack Iranian civilians
Svmuu News According to analysis of additional images and videos, US media and military experts have further confirmed that on the first day of its military operations against Iran, the US military used PrSM missiles to attack multiple civilian targets in Fars Province, resulting in dozens of deaths. The US Central Command denied using PrSM missiles to attack this sports stadium, stating that the weapon appearing in the relevant video matches Iran's "Kheibar Shekan" missile. However, The New York Times reported on the 10th that the newspaper and military experts, by analyzing more pictures and videos, have further confirmed from aspects such as the missile's detonation method, the damage characteristics of the targets, and the missile's flight trajectory that on that day, the US military not only used PrSM missiles to attack the sports stadium but also struck a school and two residential areas. The aforementioned attacked facilities are all located less than 300 meters away from a facility of Iran's Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps. (CCTV News)
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