UN Mission Accuses US and Iran of Violations in Recent Conflict
UN-backed experts have confirmed reasonable grounds for US war crimes in recent Iranian strikes, specifically identifying Tomahawk missiles and tungsten-pellet dispersal systems in attacks on a school and a residential area, while simultaneously condemning the Iranian government for crimes against humanity.
According to GN geopolitics/rights (en-US), the UN fact-finding mission has formally attributed the attack on the Minab school to Tomahawk missiles and identified a separate strike in Lamerd as involving precision weapons that dispersed tungsten pellets, resulting in 22 civilian deaths.
Source: News4JAXNew details from GN geopolitics/rights (en-US) specify that the UN mission attributes the Minab school strike to Tomahawk missiles and the Lamerd residential area attack to precision strike weapons dispersing tungsten pellets, while noting that US Central Command has denied responsibility for the latter incident.
Source: NewsdayThe UN fact-finding mission has provided specific details on the alleged US war crimes, identifying the use of Tomahawk missiles on a school in Minab and precision strike weapons dispersing tungsten pellets in Lamerd, which reportedly killed 22 civilians, while noting that US Central Command has denied involvement in the latter incident.
Source: wiproud.comUN-backed human rights experts have now formally determined there are reasonable grounds to classify specific US airstrikes, including one on a school in Minab that killed at least 178 civilians, as potential war crimes, according to reporting from GN geopolitics/rights (en-US).
Source: SMH.com.auA new United Nations report alleges that recent military strikes and domestic crackdowns have resulted in severe violations of international law by both Washington and Tehran.
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