Iran's School Strike Became Two Arguments That Never Met

Before Iran's government formally attributed the Minab school strike to an AI targeting failure, the event had already been sorted into incompatible categories by the communities that cover military AI. The speed of that sorting — faster than any forensic timeline could support — is the more consequential development. When a single airstrike can be immediately enrolled as evidence in two mutually exclusive arguments, the factual record of the strike becomes secondary to its narrative function.