Iranian officials have condemned U.S. Airstrikes in Minab and Lamerd as "clear war crimes, not operational errors," according to a statement from an Iranian official. The remarks come amid growing international pressure over the attacks, which targeted a school in Minab and a residential area in Lamerd.
A UN commission report has alleged that the strikes violated international humanitarian law, with the Iranian government reiterating its stance that the U.S. Cannot evade responsibility by withdrawing from the UN Human Rights Council. The attacks occurred on February 28, and the Iranian official emphasized that the U.S. Remains accountable for civilian casualties.
Iran has consistently called for accountability, with officials like Vice Foreign Minister Kazem Gharibabadi asserting that the U.S. Cannot escape legal consequences by leaving the Human Rights Council. The situation highlights ongoing tensions between Iran and the U.S. With the latter facing internal debates over its military actions in the region.
The controversy underscores the broader geopolitical conflict, as Iran continues to push for transparency and justice in the wake of alleged war crimes. The U.S. Has not yet issued a formal response to the accusations.
