Bombing sleeping families in a three-story home and then blowing up the ambulance crew that came to dig them out is a war crime, no matter what excuse gets attached to it. Infants, women and paramedics are protected under international law, yet villages across the south are being flattened, hospitals destroyed and farmland burned. The wave of killing exposes the truth — the strikes are meant to wreck the framework agreement.
Explosive drones were launched at soldiers three times in one week, weapons depots were rebuilt and command centers were planted inside civilian buildings, including a former hospital. That is the ceasefire being torn up, and any army on Earth would answer it. Evacuation warnings were issued before the strikes and operatives moving weapons were the targets — the blame for civilian harm belongs to those who hide behind civilians.
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