A solemn vigil has taken place outside the US Embassy London, where demonstrators gathered to honor Iranian children killed in a reported airstrike in Minab.
Mourners were seen placing flowers on schoolbags marked with images of the victims, creating a powerful visual tribute as crowds held candles, waved Iranian flags, and displayed signs calling to “stop killing children.”
The gathering served not only as a moment of remembrance but also as a protest, with participants demanding accountability and justice amid the ongoing conflict involving Iran, the United States, and Israel.
Some demonstrators accused both Washington and Tel Aviv of responsibility, describing the incident as a dangerous escalation. U.S. officials have stated that investigations are ongoing, while early reports have pointed to the possibility of targeting errors.
Human rights organization Amnesty International has called for accountability, describing the strike as “deadly and unlawful” and urging a thorough and transparent inquiry.
Speakers at the vigil emphasized the importance of acknowledging the tragedy in global discourse, drawing parallels to other historic events remembered in the United Kingdom.
As tensions continue to rise, activists warn that such incidents risk fueling further escalation, with growing fears that the conflict could deepen if accountability and restraint are not ensured.
