US-Iran war LIVE: Iran deputy FM says Trump's threats to hit civilian sites could be ‘war crimes’
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Iran's deputy foreign minister warned that US President Donald Trump's threats to strike civilian sites could amount to war crimes, escalating tensions in the ongoing conflict. The US and Iran are engaged in negotiations, but Trump has issued a stark warning suggesting that intensified strikes could target Iranian infrastructure, including power plants and bridges.
Iran's deputy foreign minister said US President Donald Trump's threats to hit civilian sites could be war crimes. At least 13 people were killed in an attack on a residential area southeast of Tehran. Iran warned that any further strikes on civilian targets would trigger a devastating retaliation. The US and Israel carried out an airstrike on an Iranian airport. Trump said a deal with Iran could be reached, but also warned of severe consequences if Iran fails to comply with US demands. The conflict has spilled beyond Iran's borders, with Iranian drone attacks hitting Kuwaiti oil facilities.
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