Experts Call Out War Crimes in US-Iran Conflict

0:00On April 3rd, dozens of top international law experts in the United States just dropped an open letter calling out potential war crimes in American, strikes on Iran. They zeroed in on President Trump's recent threats to bomb the country's power grids and water plants, saying that kind of targeting breaks serious. Rules. Earlier this week, Trump ramped up the talk in a TV speech, warning the conflict could blow up big if Iran doesn't back down. He laid out plans for heavy hits on energy spots over the next two to three weeks, echoing some wild earlier remarks from him and his Pentagon head. About ditching old fight rules, folks are fired up over this. A major Muslim advocacy group slammed Trump's words as straight up dehumanizing, fueling hate amid the chaos. The war kicked off February 28th with U.S. and Israeli attacks on Iran, sparking back and forth strikes that have killed thousands and forced millions from their homes. Now the U.S. military is digging deeper into that deadly February 28th hit on an Iranian

1:00girl school. Reports say American forces might be behind the 175 deaths there and they're bumping up the probe after media pressure. With threats still flying and investigations heating up, this Iran showdown shows no signs of cooling off anytime soon. That's your update from Global News Today, powered by AI.