UN experts point to possible US war crimes in Iran strikes

UPDATE - follow-up to UN experts say grounds to believe US committed war crimes in Iran strikes - BBC: United Nations experts have stated there are valid grounds to believe the United States committed war crimes during military strikes in Iran. The finding comes from a recent evaluation by UN human rights specialists reviewing the conduct and impact of the targeted operations. Investigators are examining specific incidents where civilian areas and infrastructure were hit during the cross-border action. Earlier report (2026-09-18 04:49): UPDATE - follow-up to UN experts say grounds to believe US committed war crimes in Iran strikes - BBC: United Nations experts have stated there are valid grounds to believe the United States committed war crimes during military strikes in Iran. The evaluation comes directly from UN human rights investigators looking into the incidents. Authorities are now reviewing the findings to decide on any further legal steps or official inquiries. Earlier report (2026-09-18 00:42): UPDATE - follow-up to Iran War Updates: U.N. panel cites possible U.S. war crimes as Trump again says Iran wants a deal - CBS News: United Nations experts state there are grounds to believe the United States committed war crimes during strikes in Iran. A United Nations report specifically highlights a United States strike on an Iranian school as a potential war crime. Meanwhile, Donald Trump claims that Iran wants to reach a deal.