Amnesty International: Trump's Threats to Attack Civilian Infrastructure in Iran Are War Crimes
Amnesty International, condemning Trump's threats to attack Iran's infrastructure, warned that these threats could constitute war crimes and cause serious harm to civilians.
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Amnesty International has described Donald Trump's threat to attack Iran's power plants and bridges as "repugnant."
Agnès Callamard, Secretary-General of the organization, warned that such action could unleash a "potential wave of war crimes" and that civilians would suffer the most from these attacks.
She also said: "What a repulsive message. Iranian civilians will be the first to suffer from the destruction of power plants and bridges: there will be no electricity, heating, or water, and they will be unable to flee the attacks."
Trump, repeating his threats against Iran, has demanded the reopening of the Strait of Hormuz. In a post on the Truth Social website, Trump stated that otherwise, "Tuesday will be bridges and power plants day" inside the country.