UN investigators find 'reasonable grounds' US committed war crimes in Iran

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UN investigators found reasonable grounds to believe the US committed a war crime by launching indiscriminate attacks on Iran's Minab elementary school and a sports center, killing at least 150 civilians including 120 children. The report, submitted to the UN Human Rights Council, stated the Minab school was struck by a Tomahawk missile as part of ongoing strikes on an adjacent IRGC base, and the attack was not due to an errant missile.

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The United Nations has “reasonable grounds” to believe the US committed a war crime with its strikes on the Minab elementary school and a sports centre in the opening days of the US-Israeli war on Iran. The US attack on the Minab school killed at least 150 people, including approximately 120 children.

UN investigators find 'reasonable grounds' US committed war crimes in Iran

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