US committed war crimes in 2 deadly strikes on Iranian school, sports centre: UN

…we have nothing to announce at the moment," the Pentagon said in a statement, according to the agency report. White House spokeswoman Anna Kelly was quoted in the Reuters report that the UN Human Rights Council had “ accomplished nothing for human rights ”, adding that Iran was the only party in the current conflict that had committed war crimes. The Iranian permanent mission in Geneva did not respond to Reuters requests for comment. US officials have previously said…

…the building of the school while being aware of a substantial risk of striking a civilian object and acting recklessly as regards the possibility that this would happen." In June, US President Donald Trump said that " nobody" purposefully attacked a girls' school in Iran in February , citing an investigation into the incident. The Pentagon has since elevated the probe, but it has not published any preliminary findings. UN experts said the school was a clearly identifiable civilian object and found…

…residential buildings and a school and killed and injured 22 civilians. It concluded that the strike was indiscriminate and therefore constituted a war crime. U.S. Central Command said in a statement in March that U.S. forces did not launch any strikes into the city of Lamerd on that day. The UN mission probe found that the Iranian authorities carried out a widespread and systematic attack against civilians during protests that erupted in late December last year, involving unlawful killings, torture,…