Evidence is mounting regarding the devastating events of February 28 in the southern Iranian city of Minab. As the dust settles, intense scrutiny is being directed toward the origin of the strike that resulted in one of the highest death tolls since the start of the US-Israel military campaign against Iran. While initial reports were clouded by the fog of war, investigative analysts and open-source researchers now indicate that the attack, which took the lives of more than 165 people—the majority of whom were children—was likely carried out using a US-launched Tomahawk cruise missile.