A panel of United Nations human rights experts has concluded there are reasonable grounds to believe the United States committed war crimes during military operations in Iran, citing among the evidence a strike on a school in the southern city of Minab. The phrase 'reasonable grounds' carries formal weight in international law — it does not render a final verdict, but it places the conduct of those operations within the serious orbit of legal scrutiny. Such findings are rarely issued without the accumulation of credible evidence, and they tend to mark a threshold moment in how the internationa
U.N.-backed experts find 'reasonable grounds' for U.S. war crimes in Iran
A school was struck, indicating potential civilian casualties and impact on students and educational infrastructure.
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