The White House, in response to the report of the UN's independent fact-finding commission, called the Iranian government "the only party to the conflict that has committed war crimes."

The White House, in response to the report of the UN's independent fact-finding commission, called the Iranian government "the only party to the conflict that has committed war crimes."

The UN's independent fact-finding commission on Iranian affairs announced in a report on Thursday, September 26, "There are reasonable grounds to believe that the United States committed war crimes during the two ground attacks in Minab and Lamard that killed at least 178 civilians, including women and children."

Anna Kelly, one of the spokeswomen of the White House, said in response to this report: "The only party that has committed war crimes in this conflict is the Iranian regime; A regime that has killed thousands of its own people, killed Americans abroad, carried out assassinations in the Strait of Hormuz and carried out indiscriminate attacks in its neighboring region. The latest report of the UN's Independent Fact-Finding Commission also concluded, referring to the deadly suppression of interceptions in January 1404, that many cases of repression are gross violations and examples of crimes against humanity.