Back'168 kids that your boss killed ... ': Iran 'congratulates' White House press secy over baby news

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Times of India10.05.2026GeneralIndia

'168 kids that your boss killed ... ': Iran 'congratulates' White House press secy over baby news

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Iran congratulated White House press secretary Karoline Leavitt on her newborn daughter while referencing the deadly US-backed strikes on an Iranian school in Minab. The Iranian Embassy in Armenia urged Leavitt to "think of the mothers" of the 168 children killed in the attack, which occurred during Operation Epic Fury.

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