The US ambassador to the UN: The civilian killings in the war in Iran were "unintended".

The US ambassador to the UN: The civilian killings in the war in Iran were "unintended".

Mike Waltz, the American ambassador to the United Nations, says that the civilian killings caused by the American war and Israel's captivity with Iran were "unintended and accidental".

Mr. Waltz also said that Donald Trump, the president of the United States, had intercepted the investigation of this institution on Tuesday at the United Nations General Assembly.

The United Nations said in its investigation that the US may have committed war crimes during two ground attacks on Iran at the start of the war in February.

US Ambassador to the United Nations Waltz said in an interview with the New York Post: "Even in cases where we see civilian casualties - and I'm not saying that happened, because I think the matter is still being investigated by the Pentagon - but even if we have such casualties, it was unintentional and accidental and part of the nature of the collision." In contrast to the actions of the Iranian regime, which killed 40,000 of its people within three or four days.

In a report presented to the UN Human Rights Council, a fact-finding panel announced that the US had unlawfully carried out a ground attack on a school and sports complex in Iran, killing more than 120 children.