UN-backed experts cite possible US war crimes in Iran strikes
The United States carried out two military strikes in Iran, including one that hit an elementary school in Minab. A UN-backed investigation concluded that these strikes may have been war crimes. The report found "reasonable grounds" to believe the US violated international law in these operations. Political figures are now debating the findings and their implications.
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3 developments- Sep 17UN-backed experts cite possible US war crimes in Iran strikes
- Sep 18Deadly US strike on Iran school may have been a war crime, UN report finds
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