Iran says Minab school attack case being pursued in international courts

Kazem Gharibabadi, Iran's deputy foreign minister for legal and international affairs, visited the Shajareh Tayyebeh school in Minab during a trip to Hormozgan province, according to Mehr News. The school was the site of an attack attributed to the United States and Israel.

During the visit, Gharibabadi paid tribute to the students killed in the incident and inspected the site. He referred to efforts to collect documentation of the attack and stated that the legal cases related to it are under review for pursuit in international forums and foreign courts.

The visit is part of ongoing Iranian efforts to document the incident and advance legal proceedings. No further details were provided about the specific courts or the timeline for the cases.

According to Mehr News, Gharibabadi's trip to Hormozgan province included the visit to Minab, where he honored the victims and reviewed the site of the attack.