Josephine Guilbeau — retired U.S. Army Counterterrorism Intelligence Officer with 17 years of service and assignments at the DIA, ODNI, NSA, and DHS — delivers a speech on the February 28, 2026 strike with 3 US Tomahawk Missiles on the Shajareh Tayyebeh girls' elementary school in Minab, Iran, which killed at least 175 people, the majority schoolchildren aged 7–12. As of 15 March 2026, the attack was the deadliest strike in terms of civilian casualties in the ongoing war. Guilbeau applies the U.S. government's own statutory definition of terrorism to the strikes, details real-time satellite and onboard Tomahawk camera evidence she says made the school's civilian identity unmistakable, and names USS Spruance Commander Leigh R. Tate and Executive Officer Jeffrey E. York as the officers to be held accountable. She also issues a direct public call to Captain Patrick J. Sullivan of USS Tripoli to stop the ship and stand down before becoming complicit in war crimes and the avoidable deaths of US Marines. The attack was condemned by the Iranian government, UNESCO, and other international human rights organizations and activists as a violation of international humanitarian law. Guilbeau's career included service as a counterterrorism officer and assignments across the U.S. intelligence community. She speaks from direct experience with targeting protocols and intelligence verification procedures. www.wikipedia.org/wiki/2026_Minab_school_attack Minab school bombing | USS Spruance | US Tomahawk Missile | US-Iran 2026 | Shajareh Tayyebeh school
