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Donald Trump has turned out to inflicting genocide and our country here in the U.S. will always be remembered for it.

Trump blows up an entire Iranian family with a giant bomb, killing children and orphaning more kids in a heinous crime against humanity!

Months after sparking international outrage early in the Iran conflict by wiping out an entire girls’ school, a new New York Times investigation concluded that the U.S. military dropped one of its largest bombs in its arsenal on a family home in a densely populated Iranian neighborhood, killing a husband, wife and their 2-year-old son.

The Times' visual investigation of videos, photographs and satellite imagery indicates the strike on a heavily populated residential neighborhood called Qeshm Island was carried out with a 2,000-pound Mark-84 bomb equipped with a U.S.-made guidance kit.

The blast, which was nowhere near any military target, destroyed multiple homes, displaced roughly 20 neighboring families and left two surviving children trapped the rubble before they were miraculously rescued. The intended military target remains unknown.

"We are aware of the reports and looking into them," a spokesman for U.S. Central Command said, adding that "the U.S. military never targets civilians."

But the size of the weapon and where it was used are already drawing scrutiny from weapons experts and legal scholars. Trevor Ball, a former U.S. Army explosive ordnance disposal technician, confirmed the crater and recovered bomb fragments are consistent with a 2,000-pound Mark-84 bomb.

Stanford law professor Tom Dannenbaum said using a munition of that size in a tightly packed residential neighborhood is "very difficult to reconcile" with the military's obligation under international humanitarian law to minimize civilian harm.

The tragedy also revives questions that have followed Trump's Iran war from the beginning. The administration promised a swift campaign that would force Iran to back down within a matter of weeks.

Instead, half a year later, the conflict continues, ceasefire efforts have faltered, and another civilian family is dead while U.S. officials once again investigate whether enough was done to protect innocent lives.

Wars are measured not only by destruction wrought , but by the human cost left behind. 

Every time another investigation begins with the words "we're looking into it," the same question grows harder to ignore: if this war has become open-ended, how many more families will find themselves exploding with the next bomb?

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