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I'm so glad the US is contributing so much to investigate these war crimes, it sure makes me feel safe that they are so focused on holding war criminals to account. I'm so glad they do not shelter or sponsor war criminals. I'm sure the US would be all for an international court to be set up to hold trials for war criminals, I wish the rest of the world would catch up. /s
Wasn't this news like a month ago? The second an Iranian drone hit anything other than military infrastructure they 'contributed' to war crimes. >

Thought this was pretty much confirmed a few months ago already. I'm super sure there have been multiple headlines about iranian drones/weapons/missiles being somehow delivered to russia >


The Biden administration said Monday that Iran’s sale of lethal drones to Russia for use in its ongoing invasion of Ukraine means the country may be “contributing to widespread war crimes.”

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Sullivan said Iran had chosen “to go down a road where their weapons are being used to kill civilians in Ukraine and to try to plunge cities into cold and darkness, which from our point of view, puts Iran in a place where it could potentially be contributing to widespread war crimes.”

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State Department spokesman Ned Price said Monday that the U.S. is already contributing money, expertise and other logistical support to Ukrainian and international investigators probing allegations of war crimes. He said those probes could well extend beyond Russia’s actions.
“If in the course of that work we are in a position to determine that the Iranian government as a whole or that senior Iranian officials are complicit or responsible for war crimes, we will work to hold them to account as well,” he told reporters.