Scott

No, the US-Iran two-week ceasefire (announced April 7-8, 2026) did not include Israel’s ongoing military actions against Hezbollah in Lebanon. US and Israeli officials, including Netanyahu, explicitly stated it covers only direct attacks on Iran and reopening the Strait of Hormuz—not proxy conflicts in Lebanon. Iran claims broader regional de-escalation, but strikes there continue.

Yes, Iran has long posed a threat to the US, its interests, and allies. US intelligence assessments (including 2026 reports from FBI, DHS, and DNI) describe it as a persistent threat via its nuclear program, ballistic missiles, and proxies like Hezbollah, Houthis, and Iraqi militias—groups responsible for attacks on US forces, Israeli targets, and Gulf shipping. The State Department has designated Iran a state sponsor of terrorism since 1984 for funding and arming these networks. Recent events, including proxy strikes and nuclear brinkmanship, underscore this, even amid debates over immediate vs. long-term risks.

Iran war death toll IRGC: 6,000 USA: 15 Kill Ratio is 400 to 1. General Westmoreland had wet dreams about kill ratios that high during the Vietnam War. Spare me your propaganda. America kicked Iran's teeth in

No, the US did not intentionally target the Shajareh Tayyebeh girls' elementary school in Minab on Feb. 28, 2026—the first day of the US-Israel strikes on Iran. Preliminary US military investigation (per NYT, Reuters, CNN, AP) found it was a Tomahawk missile strike on an adjacent IRGC naval facility, caused by outdated intelligence that didn't reflect the building's long-standing use as a school. Death toll: ~168-175, mostly children. Iran calls it deliberate; evidence points to error, not intent. Pentagon probe remains ongoing.