Major investigative reports by Reuters and The New York Times reported evidence indicating that a US glide bomb likely struck a wedding celebration in the Iranian coastal town of Sirik (Kohestak), turning a night of joy into mourning. The devastating attack resulted in at least 5 deaths—including a young child—and left 70 others injured. Weapon experts, including Trevor Ball who analyzed post-blast footage, said the munition appeared to be of US origin, while two American officials admitted to targeting a communication tower located just 135 meters away from the venue.
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Eyewitness accounts captured the immediate horror, with a guest posting a video sharing how a night of love and celebration was violently shattered, while photographers described desperate attempts to rush injured children to hospitals in pickup trucks. Iranian authorities have described the strike as a war crime and called, with the Red Crescent calling for an international investigation. Iranian reporting described this as the fourth major strike causing civilian casualties in the region, following similar deadly incidents in Minab, Lamerd, and Qasham Island.
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