JUST IN: Congress Intelligence Committee Launches Sweeping Investigation Into Donald Trump Over Alleged War Crimes, Possible Crimes Against Humanity After Intelligence Failures Following Deadly Iran Airstrike That Destroyed Girls’ School in Minab Killing 100 Children

The fallout from the deadly Iran airstrike has reached a boiling point as lawmakers demand answers over what is being called a catastrophic intelligence failure.

A growing number of U.S. senators are now pressing for a full-scale investigation into the actions surrounding former President Donald Trump after a missile strike in Minab reportedly killed over 150 civilians — most of them young girls inside a school.
Early findings suggest the strike may have been based on outdated intelligence that misidentified the site as a military target. Evidence increasingly points to a U.S.-launched Tomahawk missile as the cause of the devastation.
The tragedy has sparked outrage across Capitol Hill, with lawmakers warning that failures in targeting protocols and decision-making could amount to serious violations of international law if proven true.
While calls for accountability are intensifying, no official congressional war crimes case has been confirmed at this time. However, pressure is mounting for deeper scrutiny into the intelligence breakdown, military authorization, and leadership decisions behind the strike.
💬 Critics say this could become one of the most controversial military incidents in recent history.
💬 Supporters argue investigations must run their course before conclusions are drawn.
One thing is clear: Washington is heading toward a major confrontation over responsibility, transparency, and the true cost of war.