Iran: Deadly drone strikes on Bahrain and Saudi Arabia may constitute war crimes – new research

Iranian authorities killed and injured civilians in Bahrain and Saudi Arabia in violation of international humanitarian law, and as part of a wider pattern of strikes on Gulf Cooperation Council (GCC) countries, Amnesty International said today. The conflict – which began after the USA and Israel’s unlawful attacks against Iran on 28 February 2026 – […] The post Iran: Deadly drone strikes on Bahrain and Saudi Arabia may constitute war crimes – new research appeared first on Amnesty International

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