Former U.S. Intelligence Officer Alleges Iran School Was Knowingly Bombed

My name is Josephine Gilbo. I'm a former intelligence officer. I spent 17 years in the U.S. Army.

A modern tomahawk missile is equipped with onboard cameras.

Satellite imagery is constantly collected by several intelligence agencies, several countries, in real time.

The entire school was surrounded by colorful children, painting, flower, bright colored murals.

And it was, without a doubt, a school if you looked at it through satellite imagery.

At 10 a.m., Israel, along with the United States, began attacking Iran.

By 10.20, the staff at Minav School began evacuating the children.

Strike one. Hit the school. The kids moved to the prayer room.

Strike two. Hit the prayer room. 163 kids dead.

Multiple sources, including intelligence reports, regional sources, and U.S. officials are required to confirm a target for the U.S. Navy and military operations to ensure accuracy and reduce errors.

This is how it works. We just bombed a school knowing it was a school.

Who are the terrorists? Who are the bad guys in this story?

This is the story of our timeline. By our own definition of terrorism, and I can say this as a former counterterrorist officer, we are the terrorists.

We are the bad guys.

We are the terrorists.