Over 100 US-based legal experts declare Trump's strikes on Iran as possible war crimes
Over 100 US-based legal experts have declared the US strikes on Iran as possible war crimes, citing violations of international law and humanitarian law. The strikes, which began on February 28, have cost US taxpayers between $1-2 billion daily and have taken a severe toll on civilians in Iran and the region.
US legal experts declare Trump's strikes on Iran as possible war crimes. The strikes, launched on February 28, are deemed a violation of international law. The experts criticize the inherent illegality of the decision to go to war and the potential illegality of the conduct during the war. They argue that the initiation of the war was unjustified by the rules governing the right to self-defense. The strikes have killed thousands of civilians, including 217 children, and have wreaked havoc on the environment and economies in the Middle East.
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