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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Found the IRGC propagandist, busy populating another thread with bullshit.

Right? This entire thread is propaganda from Iranian "sources." Pretty incredible.

Do you expect our "US" news media to actually report the news? The BBC has most of these articles as well.
Not the poster. Just tired of American war crimes apologists.

The new zionist talking point is if you don't cite their beloved sources like Barry Weiss at CBS or Times of Israel then your information isn't accurate.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Found the IRGC propagandist, busy populating another thread with bullshit.

Right? This entire thread is propaganda from Iranian "sources." Pretty incredible.

Do you expect our "US" news media to actually report the news? The BBC has most of these articles as well.
Not the poster. Just tired of American war crimes apologists.

Anonymous wrote:Found the IRGC propagandist, busy populating another thread with bullshit.

Right? This entire thread is propaganda from Iranian "sources." Pretty incredible.

Found the IRGC propagandist, busy populating another thread with bullshit.

The video footage of the bomb near the boys school while they were at recess.

March 4 2026: US nuclear submarine sunk (a reportedly unarmed) Iranian navy frigate and left the area without looking for survivors
Casualties: at least 87 killed


Wiki: Sinking of IRIS Dena
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sinking_of_IRIS_Dena

During the 2026 Iran war, the Iranian Navy frigate IRIS Dena was torpedoed and sunk by the United States Navy's Los Angeles-class submarine USS Charlotte in the Indian Ocean.

Dena had recently taken part in the International Fleet Review 2026 naval exercise hosted by India and was returning home when it was sunk in international waters, off the coast from Galle, Sri Lanka.

[T]he ship was reportedly unarmed or lightly armed at the time because of its participation in the International Fleet Review, which the United States also attended. The United States Indo-Pacific Command has rejected claims the Dena was unarmed

The incident has sparked a debate regarding potential violations of international law by the United States, specifically the Second Geneva Convention, amid allegations that U.S. forces left the scene without attempting to rescue survivors.

Academics who believe the submarine's actions were legal, argue that due to the lack of space within a submarine and risks of surfacing, submarines have been regarded as generally not having an obligation to engage in rescue operations, and that the attack was permitted due to the ongoing military conflict between Iran and the United States.

Academics who believe the submarine's actions were illegal, argue that the submarine had an obligation to do what it could to save the crews' lives, and that the attack raises questions about the broader conflict's legality due to an expansion outside of imminent threats to the US.

Anonymous wrote:What about the Iranian ship leaving the Indian naval exercise?

It should be investigated as a war crime.

Here is Trump admitting to it:

March 8, 2026: Israeli bombing of Iranian oil facilities near Tehran that America reportedly gave the blessing for
Casualties: at least 4 but tens of thousands or more will die from toxic exposure from this (remember post-9/11 deaths but this is exponentially worse).


Al Jazeera: Iran oil facilities hit for first time as war with US-Israel enters day 9
https://www.aljazeera.com/news/2026/3/8/israel-strikes-irans-oil-facilities-for-first-time-as-war-enters-ninth-day

The strikes on Saturday sparked large fires as they hit four oil storage facilities and an oil production transfer centre in Tehran and the province of Alborz, the Fars news agency reported, with the Iranian state media describing it as an “attack from the US and the Zionist regime”.

The Aghdasieh oil warehouse in northeast Tehran, the Tehran refinery in the south, the Shahran oil depot in the west of Tehran, and an oil depot in Karaj city were the facilities targeted. Witnesses said oil from the Shahran depot had leaked into the streets.

At least four tanker drivers were killed in the attacks in Tehran and Alborz, Fars reported. Despite the attack, “there is no shortage of fuel distribution”, and security forces are “currently engaged in firefighting operations”, it added.

Israel said it struck “a number of fuel storage facilities in Tehran” that were used “to operate military infrastructure”.


PBS: New wave of strikes hit Tehran as Netanyahu vows 'many surprises' for next phase of Iran war
https://www.pbs.org/newshour/world/new-wave-of-strikes-hit-tehran-as-netanyahu-vows-many-surprises-for-next-phase-of-iran-war

It appeared to be the first time a civil industrial facility has been targeted in the war. State media blamed "an attack from the U.S. and the Zionist regime" at the facility that supplies the capital and neighboring provinces in the north.


Oil APOCALYPSE IN Tehran As 'GLOBAL DEPRESSION' Looms



Israel hits Iran oil refineries as Tehran wakes under thick smoke

February 28, 2026: Assassination of Ali Khamenei (plus his wife, daughter, son-in-law, daughter-in-law, and 3 grandchildren, among others)

Assassinating a foreign leader and chief religious leader constitutes a war crime both in federal and international law and is virtually unprecedented in American history.


wiki: Assassination of Ali Khamenei
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Assassination_of_Ali_Khamenei

On 28 February 2026, Ali Khamenei, the supreme leader of Iran, was assassinated as part of a series of Israeli airstrikes around Tehran aimed at high-ranking Iranian officials. Khamenei's death was confirmed by the Iranian government on 1 March.

The Fars News Agency announced that Khamenei's daughter, son-in-law, three of his grandchildren, and daughter-in-law had also been killed in the strikes. Khamenei's wife, Mansoureh Khojasteh Bagherzadeh, died from her injuries on 2 March.


The Hill (June 2025): Assassinating a foreign leader is illegal. Will Trump try anyway?
https://thehill.com/opinion/international/5363701-assassinating-a-foreign-leader-is-illegal-will-trump-try-anyway/

In an address to the nation Friday night, Trump said, “There will be either peace, or there will be tragedy for Iran far greater than we have witnessed over the last eight days. Remember, there are many targets left. Tonight’s was the most difficult of them all by far, and perhaps the most lethal. But if peace does not come quickly, we will go after those other targets with precision, speed and skill.”

So we have to take seriously Trump’s astounding message to the world from a week or so ago, when he said he had rejected a proposal from Israel to assassinate Iran’s supreme leader, Ayatollah Ali Khamenei. On Truth Social, Trump pursued the point: “We know exactly where the so-called ‘Supreme Leader’ is hiding. He is an easy target but is safe there — we are not going to take him out (kill!), at least not for now.” This left the option to assassinate the Supreme Leader on the table.

That should have been an “are you serious?” moment, even for Trump. Heads of state and heads of government just about never decide to kill each other, even in wartime. For if you to do it to them, then they may do it to you. And assassination is illegal under international law.

There would be tremendous risks in taking out Khamenei. Going after a man who is seen to be both holy as well as a political leader would make the regime more popular internally. It would transform Khamenei into a martyr. And the U.S. going after a foreign leader, however despicable he may be, is a red line that we don’t cross.

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Anonymous wrote:March 7, 2026: US attack on desalination plant on Qeshm Island

Iran reportedly retaliated by striking a desalination plant in Bahrain. But this was a (inexcusable) response to US aggression. And you can't excuse a war crime because someone else did a war crime for either side.

If you watch the BP video below, when asked about the war crime, Trump literally blamed Hamas. These people are literally deranged psychopaths.


Foreign Policy: Targeting Iran’s Fragile Water Infrastructure Puts the Whole Region in Danger
https://archive.ph/20260309201622/https://foreignpolicy.com/2026/03/09/iran-water-drought-desalination/#selection-3495.0-3495.77

For decades, the world has viewed conflict in the Middle East through a familiar lens: the price of oil, the range of missiles, and the sterile language of deterrence. But the most dangerous threshold in the current war may lie elsewhere. The infrastructure that keeps civilians alive by providing water, power, and sanitation is now a target of American airpower.

On Saturday, Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi accused the United States of striking a freshwater desalination plant on Qeshm Island, saying the attack disrupted water supplies to 30 villages. Major outlets have reported the accusation, though independent verification remains limited. Bahrain, in turn, has accused Iran of damaging a desalination plant in a drone attack, suggesting that water infrastructure may already be entering the cycle of retaliation.

DESALINATION PLANTS STRUCK As UAE Accuses Israel Of DISINFORMATION

You do realize that the post above is from Iran’s Foreign Minister, right? Pure propaganda. There is no independent verification of this story.

Why don't you apply the same logic to this current admin? Trump and his cronies are a fire hose of misinformation.

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Anonymous wrote:March 7, 2026: US attack on desalination plant on Qeshm Island

Iran reportedly retaliated by striking a desalination plant in Bahrain. But this was a (inexcusable) response to US aggression. And you can't excuse a war crime because someone else did a war crime for either side.

If you watch the BP video below, when asked about the war crime, Trump literally blamed Hamas. These people are literally deranged psychopaths.


Foreign Policy: Targeting Iran’s Fragile Water Infrastructure Puts the Whole Region in Danger
https://archive.ph/20260309201622/https://foreignpolicy.com/2026/03/09/iran-water-drought-desalination/#selection-3495.0-3495.77

For decades, the world has viewed conflict in the Middle East through a familiar lens: the price of oil, the range of missiles, and the sterile language of deterrence. But the most dangerous threshold in the current war may lie elsewhere. The infrastructure that keeps civilians alive by providing water, power, and sanitation is now a target of American airpower.

On Saturday, Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi accused the United States of striking a freshwater desalination plant on Qeshm Island, saying the attack disrupted water supplies to 30 villages. Major outlets have reported the accusation, though independent verification remains limited. Bahrain, in turn, has accused Iran of damaging a desalination plant in a drone attack, suggesting that water infrastructure may already be entering the cycle of retaliation.

DESALINATION PLANTS STRUCK As UAE Accuses Israel Of DISINFORMATION

You do realize that the post above is from Iran’s Foreign Minister, right? Pure propaganda. There is no independent verification of this story.

What about the Iranian ship leaving the Indian naval exercise?

March 7, 2026: US attack on desalination plant on Qeshm Island

Iran reportedly retaliated by striking a desalination plant in Bahrain. But this was a (inexcusable) response to US aggression. And you can't excuse a war crime because someone else did a war crime for either side.

If you watch the BP video below, when asked about the war crime, Trump literally blamed Hamas. These people are literally deranged psychopaths.


Foreign Policy: Targeting Iran’s Fragile Water Infrastructure Puts the Whole Region in Danger
https://archive.ph/20260309201622/https://foreignpolicy.com/2026/03/09/iran-water-drought-desalination/#selection-3495.0-3495.77

For decades, the world has viewed conflict in the Middle East through a familiar lens: the price of oil, the range of missiles, and the sterile language of deterrence. But the most dangerous threshold in the current war may lie elsewhere. The infrastructure that keeps civilians alive by providing water, power, and sanitation is now a target of American airpower.

On Saturday, Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi accused the United States of striking a freshwater desalination plant on Qeshm Island, saying the attack disrupted water supplies to 30 villages. Major outlets have reported the accusation, though independent verification remains limited. Bahrain, in turn, has accused Iran of damaging a desalination plant in a drone attack, suggesting that water infrastructure may already be entering the cycle of retaliation.

DESALINATION PLANTS STRUCK As UAE Accuses Israel Of DISINFORMATION

Feb 28, 2026: Triple tap of girls' school with Tomahawk missiles.
Casualties: at least 168-180 schoolchildren

Wiki: 2026 Minab school airstrike
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/2026_Minab_school_airstrike


On 28 February 2026, the first day of the US-Israeli attacks on Iran that escalated into a war, the Shajareh Tayyebeh girls' elementary school in Minab, Hormozgan province in southern Iran, was destroyed during the school day, being triple tapped by three missiles.

According to Iranian media, the attack killed 168–180 people, most of whom were schoolchildren.

Subsequent investigations by The New York Times, CBC, NPR, and BBC among others concluded that the United States was likely responsible for the strike. Sources involved with the United States military's internal investigation of the strike similarly told Reuters that the strike was likely perpetrated by the United States, though the investigation's final conclusion had not yet been reached.

List of American war crimes in Iran Invasion (explicit and implicit)