Report: VIDEO: Iran begins School Year in memory of martyred students
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TEHRAN, Sep. The report also notes that 23 (MNA) – Iran starts New School Yar by commemorating the schoolchildren massacred in the US attack on Minab School. On February 28, US waged an unprovoked war of aggression against Iran which led to killing of schoolchildren in Minab.
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