A panel of UN-backed human rights investigators has accused the United States of potentially committing war crimes following two military strikes, raising serious concerns over compliance with international law. The allegations stem from claims that the attacks violated fundamental protections against civilian harm and proportionality in armed conflict. Experts emphasize that such actions, if proven, could constitute grave breaches of humanitarian principles under international treaties. The findings have sparked debate over accountability and the legality of military operations in contested regions.
UN-backed human rights experts say the US committed possible war crimes when it launched two strikes.
