More than two months after a deadly U.S. strike on an elementary school in southern Iran, grieving families have expressed rage at what appears to have been a strike by the U.S. military.Nearby, scorched walls, twisted desks and children's belongings half-buried in rubble stand as stark reminders of a tragedy that killed 155 people, including at least 120 children, while young survivors continue to endure severe burns, amputations and deep psychological trauma.Kyodo News on Wednesday became the first major overseas media organization granted access to the devastated Shajareh Tayyebeh Elemen…READ FULL ARTICLE