The Vice President: We must not allow the crime against the children of Minab to disappear in the war of narratives/ Minab must remain in the historical memory of the world

The Vice President: We must not allow the crime against the children of Minab to disappear in the war of narratives/ Minab must remain in the historical memory of the world

🔹 The loss of 168 boys and girls at the Shajra Taiba Minab school is a bitter tragedy that must not be forgotten. Today we are facing a war of narratives and it is a shame that UNICEF, despite condemning this event, did not mention the names of its perpetrators.

🔹 Just as the world will not forget Hiroshima, the Minab incident should also remain in the historical memory of nations. Artists, documentaries, writers and the media have the duty to prevent the distortion of the truth and the dimming of the media by accurately recording and narrating this event.

🔹 The government and the supporting institutions, including the Casualties Fund, the Ministry of Health, the Ministry of Labor and Serge centers, tried to support the bereaved families. The Vice President for Women and Family Affairs also emphasizes continuing to accompany these families and preserve the memory of children who were killed.