2,000-pound US bomb hits Iran family home; Centcom says 'we never target civilians'
- Visuals of the aftermath of the strike (Image source: X)A US airstrike on Iran’s Qeshm Island struck a family home, according to Iranian officials and an analysis by The New York Times of available footage.
- The strike hit a densely populated residential area in Qeshm City in the early hours of Thursday.
- NYT identifies the weapon as likely a 2,000-pound Mark-84 bomb, one of the largest conventional bombs used by the US military.
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- Visuals of the aftermath of the strike (Image source: X)A US airstrike on Iran’s Qeshm Island struck a family home, according to Iranian officials and an analysis by The New York Times of available footage.
- The strike hit a densely populated residential area in Qeshm City in the early hours of Thursday.
- NYT identifies the weapon as likely a 2,000-pound Mark-84 bomb, one of the largest conventional bombs used by the US military.
Sources: Times of India