Minab and Lamard become a symbol of exposing the true face of American human rights.
Mohammed Jaafar Gampana, the vice president at the fifth meeting of the national headquarters of the martyrs of Minab:
The power that grew in this war does not belong to a particular faction, party or group, but the power of 90 million Iranians and the common capital of all the inhabitants of this country. The war showed that Iran has a deep-rooted identity and a nation that stands united and united in historic battles to defend the country.
One of the facts revealed in the last war was the true and deceptive face of America's human rights claims. In the past, some people thought of America as a country of diplomacy, dialogue, reason, and a defender of human rights, but the events of this war, especially the attack on the Shajra Taiba Minab school, have shaken that image.
It is no longer easy to accept that referring to a school where students attended was simply a mistake. When missiles hit their targets with such accuracy, how can you accept that a school full of children was accidentally targeted?
Minab and Lamard should become a symbol of enlightenment about the true face of violence and crime in America, it is necessary to properly explain this fact within the country and especially in the international arena. Artists, cultural activists, media and people who influence public opinion can play an important role in introducing these faces.