The New York Times: U.S. Drops a One-Ton Bomb on a Residential Building in Iran
Based on footage from the attack site and satellite imagery, experts have determined that the U.S. military used a 900-kilogram MK-84 bomb, one of the most powerful munitions in the U.S. arsenal. According to Iranian official reports, a couple and their two-year-old son were killed in the strike, while two other children were rescued from the rubble.
The use of such a high-yield explosive has raised widespread concerns: there are no military facilities nearby, and no reports of military casualties have emerged. The U.S. Central Command is currently verifying civilian casualties but has not yet explained the rationale behind this strike.
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