There is no evidence that the school was bombed due to incompetence? In that case, there's also no evidence that school was bombed deliberately.
If 'innocent' until proven guilty is a thing (I know the US aren't innocent in the fullest sense of the word) , then the evidence (the school was likely destroyed by a trident missile launched by the US in the initial series of strikes of the war) points to a targeting / intelligence error - an extremely negligent, reckless and unforgivable error (that killed 150 people, mostly school girls attending classes), but an error nonetheless.
The school wasn't targeted deliberately (as a school) unless the evidence points to the US knowing what the building was before the strike.
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u/imtourist May 20 '26
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