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Satirical take on U.S. bombing of Iranian water facilities and war crime accountability

By

Talia Argondezzi

1d ago· 4 min readen

Summary

A satirical opinion piece arguing that the U.S. bombing of Iran's water facilities cannot be proven as a war crime because the military allegedly didn't know what was inside the buildings they struck. The author mocks this defense by sarcastically suggesting that if the U.S. military is too incompetent to know what they're bombing, they can't be held accountable for war crimes, while simultaneously pointing out the absurdity of claiming both competence and ignorance.

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It is unclear if the U.S. intentionally struck [Iran's] water facilities, or knew what was in the buildings. Deliberately targeting civilian infrastructure could constitute a war crime under international law. – The New York Times
A few crybabies are claiming the United States' recent bombing of Iran's water storage and distribution facilities constitutes a war crime.
How can anyone expect our military leaders to know what's inside the buildings we're bombing? Do you have any idea how similar weapons storage warehouses lo...
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“How can anyone expect our military leaders to know what’s inside the buildings we’re bombing? Do you have any idea how similar weapons storage warehouses lo...

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