Do mahine pehle Iran ke Minab city mein ek school par hua deadly attack abhi tak Pentagon ki taraf se koi clear statement nahi aaya hai. Ab is silence ko lekar former US officials ne khul kar aawaz uthayi hai. BBC ki report ke mutabiq, BBC News ne bataya hai ki US defence department ne sirf itna kaha hai ki incident under investigation hai.
Pentagon ka silence kyun hai problem?
Jab ek deadly attack hota hai, especially ek school par, toh uss par clear stance lena chahiye. Lekin yahan do mahine beet gaye aur Pentagon ne koi official statement nahi diya. BBC News ke mutabiq, former US officials ka kehna hai ki yeh silence "highly unusual" hai. Unka argument hai ki aise sensitive matter par chup rehna galat signal bhejta hai.
Kya hua tha Minab mein?
Minab school par hua yeh attack deadly tha. BBC ki report mein verified video bhi dikhaya gaya hai jisme school ko damage aur smoke se bhara hua dikhaya gaya hai. BBC News ke hisaab se, yeh footage 5 March 2026 ko upload hui thi. Lekin attack ke baare mein aur details abhi tak public nahi hain.
Amnesty International ka bada claim
Is case mein ek aur important angle hai. Al Jazeera ki Facebook post ke mutabiq, Amnesty International ne claim kiya hai ki US is deadly attack ke liye responsible hai. Yeh claim bahut serious hai kyunki isme directly US ko blame kiya gaya hai. Lekin Pentagon ne abhi tak is par koi jawab nahi diya.
Hamaari Baat: Pentagon ko bolna chahiye
Seedha baat karein toh — jab ek school par attack hota hai aur usmein bachche maare jaate hain, toh chup rehna sahi nahi hai. Pentagon chahe investigation kar raha ho, lekin do mahine tak koi statement nahi dena — yeh bada sawaal khada karta hai. Former US officials ne sahi kaha hai ki yeh silence unusual hai. Agar US responsible nahi hai toh clear kare. Agar investigation chal rahi hai toh update de. Lekin chup rehna kisi ko bhi confident nahi banata. Hamari nazar mein, Pentagon ko apna stance clear karna chahiye taake logon ka bharosa bana rahe.
Sources & References
- BBC News — BBC
- Al Jazeera Facebook Post — Al Jazeera
