BREAKING: ANOTHER COVERUP! Blockbuster report reveals the Pentagon will HIDE its report on the U.S. bombing of an Iranian elementary school until AFTER the midterms – shielding Trump from a devastating political backlash!I
In a new bombshell, Bloomberg reveals that top Pentagon officials intend to delay releasing the findings of their investigation into the deadliest tragedy of Trump's war with Iran until after Americans cast their ballots on November 3.
Secretary of War Crimes Pete Hegseth has communicated the plan to hold back the report, according to sources familiar with the discussions.
We all remember February 28, when American Tomahawk missiles struck the Shajareh Tayyebeh elementary school in Minab, Iran, killing more than 150 people, including roughly 120 children.
Investigators later traced the catastrophic mistake to outdated targeting information that led American forces to strike the school.
Recall that Trump attempted to cast doubt on American responsibility for the massacre, insisting for a time that Iran had bombed its own school.
“In my opinion, based on what I've seen, that was done by Iran,” Trump told reporters. “They're very inaccurate with their munitions.”
When confronted in July with photographs showing apparent fragments of American Tomahawk missiles, Trump suggested that the images might be AI-generated.
The Pentagon maintains that investigators continue their work and officials have not finalized a release date, but the report confirms that politics are determining when the American people learn the truth about a military catastrophe.
The United States owes the families of the dead kids an explanation. Americans also deserve to know whether military officials made preventable mistakes, who bears responsibility, and what the Pentagon has done to prevent another catastrophe.
Instead, Pentagon leaders want to keep those answers under wraps until Americans finish voting. Political calculations are driving that decision – to put electoral considerations ahead of accountability for the war's worst civilian tragedy.
These deaths deserve an honest accounting, regardless of what that accounting might cost the politicians in power. Another disgrace from Trump administration clownshow.
