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UN Experts Accuse US of Possible War Crimes in Deadly Iran Strikes

A UN fact-finding mission has found credible evidence suggesting the US committed war crimes in February airstrikes on a school and sports facility in Iran, killing at least 178 civilians.

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Key moments · 8

Airstrikes hit school and sports facility in Minab, Iran

Sydney Morning Herald ↗

Reports emerge of high civilian casualties, mostly women and children

The Guardian - Iran ↗

Iran accuses US military of conducting the deadly strikes

DER SPIEGEL - Schlagzeilen – Tops ↗

UN launches fact-finding mission to investigate incidents

CBC Top Stories ↗

Findings spark international scrutiny and calls for accountability

The Independent ↗

White House rejects UN report on Iran strikes

New York Post ↗

UN says US actions went beyond negligence in Iran

NYT World News ↗

White House formally rejects UN war crimes findings

Middle East Eye ↗

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10 articles

  1. United Nations says US may have committed war crimes in Iran: What it means
    Al Jazeera
  2. U.S. May Have Committed War Crimes in Iran, U.N. Report Says
    TIME.com
  3. UN mission: US strike that hit Iran school was ‘indiscriminate,’ likely a war crime
    Times of Israel - Iran
  4. US strike on Iran school may be war crime: UN report
    Business Line - Home
  5. US committed war crimes in Iran? Here's what a UN fact-finding mission found
    Mint

34 articles

  1. UN mission notes possible US war crimes in Iran strikes
    Deutsche Welle
  2. U.N. panel says "reasonable grounds" to believe U.S. committed war crimes with two strikes in Iran
    CBS Top Stories
  3. Missão da ONU vê indícios de crimes de guerra dos EUA no Irã
    Notícias ao Minuto
  4. White House rejects UN report on potential US war crimes in Iran
    Middle East Eye
  5. US committed war crimes in Iran school strike, say UN experts
    The Telegraph