UN report: Deadly US strike on Iran school may be a war crime
  Two deadly US strikes on Iran during the opening salvo of the war, incl
A UN report has found that two deadly US strikes on Iran during the opening salvo of the war, including one on a school, may have constituted war crimes. The findings concern the initial phase of the conflict between the United States and Iran.
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