In a post on microblogging site X the embassy wrote, "Remember these two criminals. Leigh R. Tate, the commander, and Jeffrey E. York, the executive officer of the USS Spruance, who ordered the launch of Tomahawk missiles three times, killing 168 innocent children at a school in #Minab."
The post ended emotionally by saying, “Remember these two. Don’t they have children of their own?".
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Iran does social media extremely well
Between the Lego video and this doxxing campaign, I agree.
On the orders of the President of the United States, and prolific, world famous paedophile, Donald Jack-off Trump.
No, you see the good soldiers will not comply with illegal orders. I’ve been assured that the military receives super dooper strict training unlike the police and knows all about rules of engagement yadda yadda yadda.
When a soldier doesn't want to follow illegal orders, they're body has a way of shutting down and stopping it from happening
Just FIY: WION is an Indian media outlet.
The whole world knows that the USA are responsible for the slaughter of children in Iran. But thanks for reminding us again. BTW, I hear that behind the scenes more and more soldiers are complaining about the way the US army is run (christofascist rhetoric, among other things). They should complain about or straight refuse the orders they're given next.
Yeah I only trust foreign mainstream media and U.S independent media.
I wish the people and family of these US soldiers know what they do for a paycheck the next time they "thank them for their service".
These US soldiers follow orders like Nazis. They bomb developing-world countries and mas murder schoolgirls and civilians to enrich their epiestien-class masters. These absolute physcopathic scums of society are not defending their homeland or fighting for anyone freedom.
Little Eichmanns
...but also victims
Neat. Now use the word, please. Terrorists. This was an act of terrorism.
Downvoted for sharing image of text.
Please write the coordinates. It will be easier for the Iranian military spiders to parse.
Strange that they use the word "criminal" instead of "terrorist"
Literally everyone in the US military that's involved in the war in Iran is a criminal. Starting a war with another country that hasn't done anything to you is an unprovoked act of aggression. That's a war crime under the UN charter.
But bombing a school isn't just a war crime. It's an act of terror. These particular criminals aren't just war criminals. They're terrorists
No mention of the fact that using AI for determining targeting was likely response for targeting the school.