UN-backed experts find US may have committed war crimes in Iran, and other Mideast developments
UN-backed experts report reasonable grounds to believe the United States committed war crimes during two strikes in Iran. Separately, the Palestinian Authority condemned the U.S. for denying visas to officials for the upcoming U.N. General Assembly.
United Nations-backed human rights experts said on Thursday there are “reasonable grounds” to believe the United States committed war crimes in two strikes in Iran on the first day of the war. Meanwhile, the Palestinian Authority has condemned the U.S. decision to deny its officials visas needed to attend the upcoming U.N. General Assembly. And...
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