Hundreds of graves dug for victims of attacks on school and hospital in Iran

(Patria) - In Iran, hundreds of graves have been dug for the funeral and burial of victims killed in the US-Israeli attacks on Iran. In the attack on the school in Minab alone, 100 female students were killed, and the hospital was also targeted.

The attack occurred on the first day of the offensive and razed a two-story building of the "Shajareh Tayyebeh" primary school. Boys were in the ground floor of the building, while the first floor was reserved for girls. Rescue teams were pulling the bodies of the deceased children from the rubble.

Iranian President Masoud Pezeshkian strongly condemned the attack, emphasizing that such acts directly violate international humanitarian law.

"Attacks on hospitals strike at life itself. Attacks on schools target the future of a nation. The world must condemn this. I stand with my grieving nation. Iran will not remain silent nor submit to these crimes," President Pezeshkian stated.

A hospital is a place to save lives, not a target for missiles…
The hospital was a red line.
When it was crossed,
it means the enemy has no trace of humanity or conscience left.
The hospital is not a target
# بیمارستان_هدف_نیست. pic.twitter.com/0NDnwkeE9L

— Iran Embassy Sarajevo (@IRANinBiH) March 2, 2026

Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi also commented on social media with a photo of the destroyed school, emphasizing that the building was bombed in broad daylight while full of young students, promising that "these crimes will not go unpunished."

Following the death of Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, millions of people are mourning the death of Iran's Supreme Leader in the streets of Tehran.