Nearly five months after a devastating strike in Minab, Iran, the pain remains acute for a teacher and a mother recalling the horrific event. The attack resulted in the deaths of 120 children, leaving a deep scar on the community. The BBC recently visited the school to document the aftermath and gather firsthand accounts of the tragedy. Details surrounding the incident and the question of accountability remain central to the grief and trauma experienced by those affected. The lack of clear answers fuels the ongoing anguish and demands for justice from families and educators. The report aims to shed light on the event and amplify the voices of those mourning the loss of life. The incident highlights the vulnerability of civilians, especially children, in conflict zones.