US-Israeli strikes in heart of Tehran could 'amount to war crimes', Amnesty says
Amnesty International said the strikes killed and injured dozens of civilians and caused extensive damage, urging independent investigations into possible war crimes.
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Amnesty International today argued that the US and Israel attacks that in March caused dozens of deaths and injuries in Tehran should be urgently investigated to determine whether they constitute war crimes.
USA/Israel/Iran: Investigation into US-Israeli strikes on Tehran neighbourhoods reveals devastating civilian harm
Deadly US-Israeli coalition attacks on densely populated areas of Tehran in March 2026, that killed and injured dozens of civilians, must urgently be independently and impartially investigated to determine whether they constitute war crimes, Amnesty International said in a new briefing published today. The organization is calling for accountability and redress for possible indiscriminate attacks in violation of international humanitarian law as …
In a report released on Tuesday, Amnesty International analysed the impact of three Israeli-American strikes in Tehran last March. The NGO is calling for an investigation into whether these attacks constitute war crimes.
Amnesty International is calling for an investigation into strikes carried out last March by the Israeli-American coalition in Iran that could constitute war crimes. According to a report released on Tuesday, September 8, by the NGO, dozens of civilians were killed and injured in these strikes.
In a report released on Tuesday, the NGO points to the impact of three Israeli-American strikes in Tehran last March, between March 1 and 13, and suspects indiscriminate use of force, which could constitute war crimes.
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