US used new ballistic missile in strike that killed teens in Iran sports hall: Report
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An article reports that a US-made ballistic missile hit a sports hall and an elementary school in Lamerd, Iran, on the first day of what it calls the "US-Israeli war," killing at least 21 people. It cites The New York Times, which reportedly verified video of the strikes and noted the damage matched a Precision Strike Missile designed to detonate above its target, scattering tungsten pellets. The article also mentions a separate US strike on a girls' school in Minab on the same day, which reportedly killed 165 people, mainly children, with a Tomahawk missile.
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