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A U.N. report has found reasonable grounds to believe that U.S. military strikes in Iran may constitute war crimes due to civilian casualties. The report details two specific strikes, including one that allegedly killed over 100 children at a school. U.S. Central Command is investigating these incidents but has not released findings.
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A U.N. report has found reasonable grounds to believe that U.S. military strikes in Iran may constitute war crimes due to civilian casualties. The report details two specific strikes, including one that allegedly killed over 100 children at a school. U.S. Central Command is investigating these incidents but has not released findings.
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UN Report Indicates US Strikes in Iran May Constitute War Crimes