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Do Not Commit War Crimes for Anyone; citing superior orders to justify war crimes does not absolve the perpetrators of criminal liability.
The U.S. ruling establishment intends to sacrifice whatever remains of international humanitarian law and the foundations of human ethics and civilization to its insatiable appetite for war and slaughter.
A policy that calls for the destruction of bridges and power plants is manifestly unlawful and criminal. It constitutes reprisal and collective punishment—both of which are explicitly prohibited as war crimes under international humanitarian law and U.S. domestic law alike, specifically under 18 U.S.C. § 2441 (the War Crimes Act). There is no statute of limitations for these offenses. The Uniform Code of Military Justice and the Department of Defense Law of War Manual make it unequivocally clear that service members have both a legal and moral duty to refuse manifestly unlawful orders.
Iran stands firm and resolute against lawlessness and the flouting of the law.
This is an absurd accusation. Iran has been incredibly restrained when interacting with the US and Israel. When Trump pulled out of the JCPOA in 2018, Iran continued to follow the JCPOA.
All of Iran's attacks have on US bases have been proportional to the US attacks. The media exaggerates and says that Iran has attacked many countries, but it only attacks the US bases in those countries, bases which attacked Iran first.
Honestly I think Iran has been too restrained with the US. I think Iran should stop giving so much leniency to US fuckery.
Iran doesn't want to have nukes because of religious reasons. Iran should have nukes because it is the only form of deterrence that the Imperialist forces understand.
The US murdered 160 Iranian school girls on the very first day of the 2026 US war against Iran. Not accidentally. Intentionally. The US bombed the same school again shortly later to kill the rescuers.