Sirik
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Bolton's Contradictory Remarks on the Sirik Wedding Attack, From Accidental to Slander
The former National Security Advisor in Donald Trump's first administration, in an interview with MSNBC, referring to the deadly US attack on the wedding ceremony in Kuhistak, Sirik, which was carried out with a 500-kilogram bomb, claimed that the killing of civilians was not "accidental" but also did not consider it "intentional," and said, "America will admit its mistake."
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Iran Embassy in Vatican: Blood of Innocent Transcends Borders, Religions
The Embassy of the Islamic Republic of Iran in the Vatican, issuing a statement following the recent aggressions by the terrorist regime of the United States against southern Iran (Sirik), called on religious leaders around the world to break their silence and condemn the killing of civilians, women, and children with a clear voice and without double standards, emphasizing: "In the sight of God, the blood of the oppressed needs no identity card; a killed child is, before belonging to any nation or religion, a human being who had the right to life."
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Claim Contradicting Minab School Crime; “We Never Target Civilians”!
The Vice President of the United States, in a press conference at the White House, denying knowledge of the attack on a wedding ceremony in the Sirik region of Iran, claimed that the US military never targets civilians in conflicts. This claim comes as the record of US military aggression, including the attack on the "Shajareh Tayyebeh" school in Minab during the Ramadan War, clearly contradicts this stance.
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Iran to UNSC: US Attack on Wedding Ceremony in Sirik, War Crime
Iran, in a formal letter to the UN Secretary-General and the President of the Security Council, condemned the US attack on a residential area in Sirik County, Hormozgan, which according to Tehran occurred during a wedding ceremony and resulted in the martyrdom and injury of dozens of civilians, including a child, and declared it a clear violation of international humanitarian law and an instance of a war crime.