Condemning Donald Trump’s recent threats against Iran, Amnesty International said that any attack on civilian facilities could be considered a war crime under international law and would have widespread humanitarian consequences for civilians.
Publish dateMonday 6 April 2026 - 10:39
Story Code : 350042
Afghan Voice Agency (AVA): Amnesty International described US President Donald Trump’s threat to attack Iranian power plants and bridges as “disgusting.”
Al-Mayadeen quoted the organization’s Secretary General, Agnes Callamard, as warning that such an action could be a “potential wave of war crimes,” noting that civilians would suffer the most.
Callamard also said: “What a disgusting and despicable message. Iranian civilians will be the first to suffer from the destruction of power plants and bridges, unable to escape the attacks.”
“This could be a wave of war crimes,” he added. “This is Donald Trump, the commander in chief.”
Continuing his aggressive approach in a threat that shows his impotence, Trump on Sunday demanded the Strait of Hormuz be opened, saying otherwise “Tuesday will be the day to target bridges and power plants” inside Iran.
Al-Mayadeen quoted the organization’s Secretary General, Agnes Callamard, as warning that such an action could be a “potential wave of war crimes,” noting that civilians would suffer the most.
Callamard also said: “What a disgusting and despicable message. Iranian civilians will be the first to suffer from the destruction of power plants and bridges, unable to escape the attacks.”
“This could be a wave of war crimes,” he added. “This is Donald Trump, the commander in chief.”
Continuing his aggressive approach in a threat that shows his impotence, Trump on Sunday demanded the Strait of Hormuz be opened, saying otherwise “Tuesday will be the day to target bridges and power plants” inside Iran.
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