Unresolved Anguish in a Forgotten Conflict The quiet devastation of Sistan Baluchestan Province in southeastern Iran is a stark reminder that even in the wake of international attention, some wounds take an eternity to heal.
Six months have passed since the US missile strike on the Khash school, leaving behind shattered lives and unanswered questions.
Parents of those lost continue their daily pilgrimage to the site of the tragedy, wandering through the rubble strewn landscape to visit makeshift graves of children meant to be the future of their families.