Hegseth Accused of War Crime Over 'No Mercy' Remark Toward Iranians
Hegseth’s call for ‘no mercy’ to Iranians deemed war crime
Summary
US Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth has drawn sharp condemnation after declaring "no quarter" for Iranians in the ongoing conflict, with critics accusing him of inciting war crimes. Under international humanitarian law, ordering that no quarter be given — meaning no mercy or surrender accepted — is explicitly prohibited. The remarks have intensified scrutiny of the US military posture toward Iran.
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