If US bombs Iranian infrastructure, could it be a war crime? ‘Not at all,’ Trump says.

As a looming deadline imposed by President Trump draws near, Iran and its international counterparts continue to engage in high-stakes ceasefire talks. The fate of the negotiations hangs precariously in the balance, with the threat of military strikes on critical Iranian infrastructure looming ever larger. As the clock ticks down, human rights experts are sounding the alarm over the potential for war crimes, citing the devastating impact that targeted strikes could have on civilian populations. With tensions between the US and Iran at a fever pitch, the world watches anxiously to see whether diplomacy will prevail or military action will be the outcome.

Iran ceasefire talks continue as President Trump’s deadline looms, and questions mount over whether strikes on infrastructure could be war crimes.