‘Children were in pieces’: memories still raw 6 months after Iran school strike
Six months after a strike on her school, Masoumeh Zakeri is still deeply affected by the death of her nine-year-old daughter, Motahreh. The strike occurred during the opening hours of the US-Israel war with Iran.

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AI-generatedSix months after a strike on her school, Masoumeh Zakeri is still deeply affected by the death of her nine-year-old daughter, Motahreh. The strike occurred during the opening hours of the US-Israel war with Iran. Zakeri recounted her last night with Motahreh, who was discussing future plans before a pre-dawn meal and going to bed. Zakeri has not seen her daughter since that night. The article highlights the enduring grief and trauma experienced by parents following such attacks.
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4 extractedThe daughter had a Ramadan pre-fast meal shortly before dawn and was tucked into bed by her mother.
The nine-year-old daughter was excited about upcoming holidays, planned weddings, and clothes she wanted to buy.
A mother recounts the last night she spent with her nine-year-old daughter before she was killed in a strike on her school.
The strike on the school occurred during the opening hours of the US-Israel war with Iran.