U.N. team flags potential U.S. war crimes in Iran after school strike
Just when geopolitical bingo couldn't get any more bleak, investigators dropped a report that nobody in Washington wants to read aloud.
A panel backed by the U.N. looked into military operations across the region and found "reasonable grounds" to believe American strikes violated international law.
The big red flag in the file centers on a strike that hit an educational facility in the southern city of Minab. Investigations into accidental collateral damage usually take months of bureaucratic hedging, but finding possible war crimes in an active school zone is about as bad as it gets on paper.
Accountability panels will draft stern memos, officials will cite classified intelligence, and international law will remain an honors-system sport.
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