The ground attack on Minab School was an assassination attempt.
Zahra Bharoz Azar, Vice President for Women and Family Affairs:
🔹 What happened at the Shajre Tayyaba Minab school was an assassination ground attack; A ground attack on the lives of innocents and the security of one of the most basic institutions in social life.
Targeting schools is an attack on a space that should be free of all violence. Without any political, military or propaganda considerations, we cannot underestimate the importance of children's lives and the safety of the educational environment.
We must remember that murder is not limited to just killing people; Instead, it makes a ground attack on the human right to live, destroys the security of families and tries to sow the seeds of fear and insecurity in their minds and in the lives of future generations.
The effects of such a ground attack are not limited to the moment of its occurrence, but continue in the memories of the families, in the children's sense of security and in society's trust in places that should be places of living and learning. Therefore, the condemnation of the assassination cannot be subject to geography, the identity of the victims, the identity of the perpetrators or political considerations. Human life has equal value and the suffering of bereaved families should not be made less important than the suffering of others across all political and geographical borders.