A funeral ceremony for the martyrs of Shajareye Tayyebeh Elementary School in Minab, whose identities have been confirmed through DNA testing, will be held on Wednesday, July 22, in the southern Iranian city, a provincial official announced.

While international forums proclaim slogans of supporting human rights, the attack on the "Shajerat Tayyebeh" school in Minab and the martyrdom of defenseless students and teachers is a document of the clear violation of the laws of war and a crime against humanity.

An Iraqi university professor, citing Quranic teachings and the principles of international humanitarian law, emphasized the right of nations to self-defense and stated that attacking educational centers and civilian areas is contrary to international law and human values.

An Iraqi lecturer and writer, condemning the attack on Minab school and other civilian centers, described these actions as a clear violation of international humanitarian law and emphasized the necessity of holding the perpetrators of such incidents accountable.

An Iranian university professor and researcher described the attack on the Minab girls' school as a clear example of a war crime and a violation of the fundamental principles of international law, and called for the perpetrators of this crime to be prosecuted in international forums.

The holy shrine of Imam Ali (AS) has officially invited the families of the Minab attack martyrs to visit the shrine of the first Shia Imam in Najaf.

The Secretary-General of the Ahlul Bayt (AS) World Assembly said the deliberate killing of 168 schoolchildren in Iran’s southern city of Minab further exposed to the world the crimes committed by the United States and the Israeli regime.

Iran’s health minister, speaking at the 79th World Health Assembly in Geneva, denounced the ‘unprovoked’ US-Israeli attack against civilians, schools and health infrastructures urging the world body to condemn the aggression as war crime.

A cultural and media activist from India emphasizes that the martyrdom of the Leader of Islamic Republic, Ayatollah Seyyed Ali Khamenei, is not an end but a new beginning for unity and the defeat of enemies calling on all Muslims to maintain their solidarity in face of enemies.

Turkish journalist and researcher Betul Namli has lauded the resilience of the Iranian people in the face of what she termed “American-Zionist aggressions.”

An associate professor at the University of Malaysia, condemned the US missile attack on the Shajareh Taybeh elementary school in Iran’s southern city of Minab, calling it a war crime.

Hazira, a social work student from the National University of Malaysia, has emphasized the urgent need to protect civilians caught in conflict zones, stressing that innocent people often bear the heaviest burden of war.

At the 3rd International Webinar of Muslim Women, titled “The US-Israeli Aggression Against Civilians: What Has Become of International Law?”, Noor Nashira Adawiyah Binti Mohtar emphasized the critical need for civilian protection during conflict.

At the 3rd International Webinar of Muslim Women, Iranian university lecturer Jahedeh Tekieh Khah raised grave concerns regarding the protection of civilians in contemporary warfare, stating that “civilians pay the highest price.” The webinar, titled “The US-Israeli aggression against civilians: what has become of international law?”, focused on the ...

A Malaysian youth advocate has condemned the humanitarian toll of modern warfare urging global actors to prioritize the protection of women, children, and cultural heritage in conflict zones.

A Chinese researcher and social activist, emphasized the vital importance of protecting civilians during armed conflicts, describing them as “the backbone of every society,” during her remarks at the 3rd International Webinar of Muslim Women.

A senior lecturer at the Centre for Psychology and Human Well-being Studies, Faculty of Social Sciences and Humanities, Universiti Kebangsaan Malaysia (UKM), called for the strongest possible condemnation of alleged killings of civilians, stressing that schools must never be treated as battlefields.

Hundreds of people in Karachi, among them students, held a memorial for the martyred Leader of Islamic Republic, Ayatollah Seyyed Ali Khamenei and more than 165 school children slain in the US-Israeli aggression against Iran.

A European parliamentary member has called for an investigation into the US missile strikes on Minab elementary school that killed dozens of school children saying it could well have been a planned strike.

The Italian Socialism Institute and the Habilian Foundation (Family of Iranian Terror Victims) have issued a joint statement condemning the aggression of the United States and the Zionist regime against Iran.