Human rights experts appointed by the UN's senior body on these issues reported they found a 'reasonable basis' to believe the U.S. committed war crimes in two strikes on Iran, including an attack on a school in the southern city of Minab in February. The International Mission on Iran noted that the findings focus on two airstrikes in which at least 178 civilians were killed, including women and children. The team further noted that killings carried out by the state's security forces in Iran occurred on a 'massive and shocking scale' and that civilians were caught between 'flagrant violations of human rights and crimes against humanity by their government, and the deadly conflict with the U.S. and Israel.'
UN-appointed experts: suspicion of American war crimes in strikes on Iran
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