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The Guardian view on the Iran war and international law: it’s worse than a mistake; it’s a crime

《卫报》对伊朗战争与国际法的观点:这不仅是一个错误;这是一场罪行

Buildings in Tehran destroyed by US-Israeli air strikes. ‘Serious violations of the laws of war, reckless as well as deliberate, constitute war crimes.’

Buildings in Tehran destroyed by US-Israeli air strikes. ‘Serious violations of the laws of war, reckless as well as deliberate, constitute war crimes.’

2026-03-13  553  中等
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As in Ukraine, the original sin has quickly been compounded, with the deaths of over a thousand civilians reported in Iran alone – including in the strike on a girls’ school which killed at least 175 people, mostly children: evidence points to US responsibility. Serious violations of the laws of war, reckless as well as deliberate, constitute war crimes. The US defence secretary, Pete Hegseth, declared on Friday that “no quarter will be given” to the enemy – a violation of international humanitarian law. Israel’s attacks on Lebanon, in retaliation for Hezbollah attacks defending Iran, are at a minimum disproportionate – as Katja Kallas, the EU foreign affairs chief, has implied – with vast civilian displacement and damage to infrastructure. That Iran is also committing war crimes does not lessen US or Israeli culpability.

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