President Donald Trump is trying to avoid responsibility for the massacre of at least 120 school children, along with their teachers and other adults in southern Iran on the first day of his and Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s war of aggression launched against Iran on Feb. 28. “I don’t think anybody’s going to ever be able to say what happened there,” he claimed during a Fox News interview yesterday. He admitted the possibility that the strike might have been the result of a targeting error, but he also claimed that the images showing fragments of Tomahawk cruise missiles might be AI fakes. “I know we’re waiting for a conclusive report. I don’t think they can be a conclusive report,” he said.
When asked if he’ll release the report of the investigation, he said. “I guess so. I mean, I have to ask the military people. There might be a reason why they can’t.”
