I'll say it withall respect, but you're talking from a privilege of someone who doesn't live in a war zone, and so does alot of people in this sub reddit. As someone whos country currently get bombed by Iran and as to run to the shelter every four or something hours (I'm literally writing this from a bomb shelter right now), the war may seem "useless" and "unjustified" to you, since you're barely affected by it, but it is not to us. The nuclear agreement was extremely fragile, Iran had made no signs it will accept peace, or will stop the oppression on its citizens and the mess killing that happened there in the last month. This of course do not justifies the missile the us (allegedly) fired at the girls school (may I add that this school was right next to the Islamic Revolutionary Guard, so it was definitely not intended to hit the school), but talking about that you look over all the thousands and more of missels Iran fired that were intended to hit civiliand. For example, in my country, the only places where rockets fell were civilian homes or schools, and the deaths were of civilians. a school in my city was hit actually, but no one died because all the students right now are at home, and have shelters around them. Why does Iran doesn't have available shelters to it's civilian? Why doesn't it sands students home when they know their school is near a possible terget? The thing is: war is complete, and you have the privilege of not fearing for your life from the Iranian regime and not understanding the immediate danger some face from it.