As Japan marks the 81st anniversary of the American atomic bombings, Hiroshima has hosted the family of one of the children killed in the US-Israeli aggression on a school in Iran’s Minab.

US missile strikes on Iranian territory since February 28 have left a trail of death and destruction, while Kuwait and Bahrain have enabled these attacks, with mounting evidence pointing to the direct complicity of Persian Gulf states in the US-Israeli war against Iran.

This week, 68 body fragments of 32 students killed in a horrific US triple-tap Tomahawk strike on a Minab elementary school were laid to rest, yet first-grader Makan Nasiri remains missing amid American denial and the world’s indifference.

Iran's UN envoy met virtually with survivors of US-Israeli attacks on Minab and Lamerd, thanking them for testimonies and vowing the world will not forget the 168 killed.

An aerial photograph capturing the funeral and burial of 168 students martyred during a US missile attack in Minab has won the top prize in the News Photography category.

The spokesperson for the Iranian Foreign Ministry says the Minab school carnage is just an example of numerous US-Israeli atrocities against Iranians.

Iran’s military says the US-Israeli enemies will have no choice but to surrender before the divine will of the Armed Forces and the vigilant nation.