US Intelligence Overlooks School Before Deadly Strike
Former military officials and reporting by Semafor and Reuters say intelligence failures, not a rogue AI, led to a US missile strike that killed more than 150 people at an elementary school in Iran. Analysts allegedly ignored satellite imagery and online listings showing playground markings, added walls, and a separate entrance dating back to 2017; under US rules the site should have been flagged and rechecked 24–48 hours before the strike. The UN reports most victims were girls aged 7–12.
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