Following the announcement of her daughter's birth, Karoline Leavitt, the White House Press Secretary, faced criticism from the Iranian Embassy in Armenia. They congratulated her on the arrival of her second child, Viviana, but also reminded her of the tragic Minab school strike on February 28, which resulted in the deaths of over 150 individuals, including 168 children. The embassy's message pointed out the innocence of children and urged Leavitt to consider the mothers of those lost in the attack when celebrating her new arrival. Leavitt had previously defended US military actions, asserting that the US does not target civilians, a statement that has been met with skepticism given reports suggesting a US missile may have mistakenly struck the school during operations against Iran. The ongoing conflict between the US and Iran remains a contentious issue, with both sides exchanging accusations regarding civilian casualties.