I’m just an electrician, so I know a thing or two about following a blueprint. If I work off an old schematic, I blow a circuit or worse. So I’m reading this UN report today about the strikes in Iran back in February and I’m honestly floored.

They’re saying the US hit a primary school in Minab and a sports complex in Lamerd because they were using 'outdated intelligence.' One of the reports says the school and the military base were one compound back in 2013, but they’ve been separate since 2016.

How does a military with a trillion-dollar budget not have a Google Maps update from the last ten years? If I can see a playground and murals on a satellite feed, why couldn't the people pushing the buttons? They’re calling it 'recklessness' and a war crime now. I don't get into politics much, but this just seems like a massive, deadly failure of basic due diligence. Is it really that hard to verify a target in 2026, or is someone just not checking the work?