UN-backed international experts say possible war crimes are indicated in US airstrikes in Iran, focusing on two separate strikes.
According to the mission’s findings reported by multiple outlets, the assessment centres on the killing of at least 178 civilians, including women and children, with victims described as being at or near a school during one of the attacks. The experts frame their conclusions as potential violations based on the evidence reviewed rather than a final legal determination.
Both reports describe the same core details: the investigation is part of a UN-backed fact-finding process, it examines a pair of airstrikes, and it identifies high civilian casualties, including children and school-age victims. The coverage does not indicate differing casualty totals, but it presents the findings as allegations requiring further investigation and possible accountability processes.
