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Iran Update Morning Special Report, March 11, 2026  Institute for the Study of War

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Trump deflects questions on Iranian school strike US President Donald Trump said on Wednesday he was not aware of the strike on a school in southern Iran that killed 175 people, most of them children. Members of the administration have stated that an investigation is underway and declined to comment further, Al Jazeera reported.  US media reports citing officials familiar with the preliminary findings say the military investigation has determined that the United States carried out the strike during the US-Israeli war on Iran. Trump had earlier suggested the school may have been hit by an Iranian missile, a claim military analysts quickly dismissed. Administration officials have since attempted to distance themselves from that explanation.

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Is the Iran war ending soon? What Trump and Pete Hegseth have said  The Palm Beach Post

Three tiny disputed islands could be key in the Iran war  CNN

How Putin Views Trump’s War in Iran  The New Yorker

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Pete Hegseth brings combative style as face of Trump's war in Iran  BBC

Iran war: Tehran demands reparations to end conflict  dw.com

U.S. military is using AI to help plan Iran air attacks, sources say, as lawmakers call for oversight  NBC News

President Trump said he is not fearful that Iran would launch an attack on US soil

US Senate Democrats push for answers on strike targeting Iran girls' school, civilian casualties  AL-Monitor

Top economist says Iran war could trigger an economic ‘butterfly effect’—and keep inflation elevated for years  Fortune

Survivors describe ‘smoke and fire and crazy and chaos’ in aftermath of drone strike on Kuwait port facility

By Patricia Zengerle WASHINGTON, March 11 (Reuters) - Nearly every U.S. Senate Democrat signed a letter sent to U.S. Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth on Wednesday requesting a "swift investigation" of airstrikes on a girls' school in Iran that killed scores of children and any other potential U.S. military actions causing civilian harm. Reuters reported on March 5 that U.S. military investigators believe it is likely that U.S. forces were responsible for the strike on the school on February 28, as U.S. and Israeli forces launched attacks on Iran.

War in Iran Triggers Chaos in Global Oil Market  The New York Times

Video | Israel–Iran War: Rising Casualties Across the Middle East  NDTV

Another front in the war with Iran: the Israel-Lebanon border  NPR