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The Minab Attack Did the United States Commit a War Crime in Iran?

The Feb. 28 attack on an elementary school in Minab, Iran, likely killed dozens of children and evidence suggests the US may be responsible. But was it a war crime? DER SPIEGEL took a closer look.

Trump Has Run Out of Options in Iran - The White House / Anadolu Agency / Getty Images

Trump Has Run Out of Options in Iran - The White House / Anadolu Agency / Getty Images

"Short-Term Excursion" Trump Has Run Out of Options in Iran

Trump has started a war he can no longer end. None of the options for exiting the current morass are palatable. And with Iran now attacking the global economy, the United States is on the defensive. By Juliane von Mittelstaedt und Fritz Schaap

"Iran Must Only Succeed Once to Trigger a Catastrophe" - Benoit Tessier / REUTERS

"Iran Must Only Succeed Once to Trigger a Catastrophe" - Benoit Tessier / REUTERS

U.S. Military Expert on Oil Tanker Convoys in the Strait of Hormuz "Iran Must Only Succeed Once to Trigger a Catastrophe"

How can Iran's blockade of the Strait of Hormuz be broken? Retired General S. Clinton Hinote has addressed precisely that question as the former Air Force chief strategist. His conclusion? Difficult. Interview Conducted by Claus Hecking in Boston

How Trump Turned America into a Source of Chaos - SASAN / Middle East Images / AFP

How Trump Turned America into a Source of Chaos - SASAN / Middle East Images / AFP

The Unpredictable White House How Trump Turned America into a Source of Chaos

America's once-cherished role as a force of stability and order has gone up in smoke in the Middle East. After just two weeks of war in Iran, it is clear that the world has changed for good. By Steffen Lüdke und Mathieu von Rohr

Turkish State-Owned Bank Suspected of Transferring $1.5 Billion to Tehran - Anadolu / Getty Images

Turkish State-Owned Bank Suspected of Transferring $1.5 Billion to Tehran - Anadolu / Getty Images

Circumventing U.S. Sanctions Turkish State-Owned Bank Suspected of Transferring $1.5 Billion to Tehran

For the last five years, prosecutors in the U.S. have been investigating the Turkish bank Halkbank of laundering billions of dollars on Iran’s behalf. Now, the bank is suspected of releasing sanctioned funds to Tehran. By Fidelius Schmid

"For Trump, It's Now a Matter of Saving Face" - TT / IMAGO

"For Trump, It's Now a Matter of Saving Face" - TT / IMAGO

John Bolton on What Trump Might Do in Iran "For Trump, It's Now a Matter of Saving Face"

John Bolton was once Donald Trump's National Security Advisor before they had a falling out. In an interview, he talks about the possibility of the U.S. joining the Israeli war on Iran and whether the regime in Tehran might be facing its end. Interview Conducted by Nicola Abé und Maximilian Popp

"Yemen Has Become a Tool for Iran's Axis of Evil" - Osamah Abdulrahman / AP / dpa

"Yemen Has Become a Tool for Iran's Axis of Evil" - Osamah Abdulrahman / AP / dpa

Yemeni President Rashad al-Alimi "Yemen Has Become a Tool for Iran's Axis of Evil"

In an interview, Yemeni President Rashad al-Alimi accuses Iran of cooperating with al-Qaida. He says Tehran is working with the terror group and with the Houthis in Yemen to exert control over the Red Sea and the trade routes that pass through it. Interview Conducted by Susanne Koelbl

Iran Seeks to Access Billions in Frozen Hard Currency - Horst Galuschka / dpa / picture alliance

Iran Seeks to Access Billions in Frozen Hard Currency - Horst Galuschka / dpa / picture alliance

Military Funding Iran Seeks to Access Billions in Frozen Hard Currency

Iran needs hard currency for its military and to re-arm Hezbollah. Tehran is now apparently seeking to access billions of dollars that lie frozen in the accounts of a subsidiary of the German stock exchange. By Fidelius Schmid

"It Is a Terrorist Regime, Not a State" - Ina Fassbender / AFP

"It Is a Terrorist Regime, Not a State" - Ina Fassbender / AFP

Daughter of Iranian Activist Jamshid Sharmahd "It Is a Terrorist Regime, Not a State"

The German-Iranian regime critic Jamshid Sharmahd was kidnapped in Dubai and sentenced to death in Tehran. He died in late October. In an interview, his daughter Gazelle, 41, expresses sharp criticism of the support he received from Germany and the U.S. Interview Conducted by Susanne Koelbl und Özlem Topçu

A Dangerous Spiral of Violence in the Middle East - [M]: Iranian Supreme Leader´s Office / ZUMA Wire / IMAGO, Shir Torem / Pool Flash 90 / AP / dpa, Menahem Kahana / AFP, LysenkoAlexander / iStockphoto / Getty Images

A Dangerous Spiral of Violence in the Middle East - [M]: Iranian Supreme Leader´s Office / ZUMA Wire / IMAGO, Shir Torem / Pool Flash 90 / AP / dpa, Menahem Kahana / AFP, LysenkoAlexander / iStockphoto / Getty Images

Iran's Conflict with Israel A Dangerous Spiral of Violence in the Middle East

The danger of all-out war in the Middle East is greater than ever. How did Israel and Iran get into this mess? And can they still find a way out? By Susanne Koelbl, Christoph Reuter, Thore Schröder und Bernhard Zand

The Gathering Storm Clouds in the Middle East - Jalaa Marey / AFP

The Gathering Storm Clouds in the Middle East - Jalaa Marey / AFP

Spiral of Vengeance The Gathering Storm Clouds in the Middle East

Israeli strikes in Lebanon, Houthi attacks on the Red Sea and Iranian missiles fired on Iraq: The risk of escalation in the Middle East is growing. By Christoph Reuter und Monika Bolliger

The Strategic Calculations of Israel's Enemies - Wana News Agency / REUTERS

The Strategic Calculations of Israel's Enemies - Wana News Agency / REUTERS

War in the Middle East The Strategic Calculations of Israel's Enemies

The animosity between Israel and Iran's proxy Hezbollah is deeply rooted. But despite the war in Gaza, Israel's northern border to Lebanon has not erupted into a second front. Why is Iran holding back? By Susanne Koelbl und Christoph Reuter in Beirut and Berlin

Diplomacy on the Precipice - White House / IMAGO

Diplomacy on the Precipice - White House / IMAGO

The Crisis in the Middle East Diplomacy on the Precipice

The war in Gaza could send shock waves around the world. A deep rift already runs between the West and the axis of dictatorships led by Russia's Putin and China's Xi. And both stand to profit from the chaos in the Middle East.

"Netanyahu Bears Responsibility for the Biggest Failure in Israel's History" - Jonas Opperskalski / DER SPIEGEL

"Netanyahu Bears Responsibility for the Biggest Failure in Israel's History" - Jonas Opperskalski / DER SPIEGEL

Interview with Ehud Barak "Netanyahu Bears Responsibility for the Biggest Failure in Israel's History"

A former elite soldier and army chief, Ehud Barak also served as Israeli prime minister and later led the Defense Ministry. In an interview with DER SPIEGEL, he discusses the political failures leading up to the Hamas attack and the need for a ground offensive in Gaza. Interview Conducted By Alexandra Berlin und Thore Schröder in Tel Aviv

Roya Piraei's Photo Made Her an Icon - Andrea Artz / DER SPIEGEL

Roya Piraei's Photo Made Her an Icon - Andrea Artz / DER SPIEGEL

The Iran Protests One Year Later Roya Piraei's Photo Made Her an Icon

Hundreds of protesters have likely been killed since the most recent wave of demonstrations began one year ago. The daughter of one victim cut off her hair, and the image went viral. She immediately had to leave Iran and now lives in exile in Britain. By Susanne Koelbl in London

What Iran Wants for a New Deal - IRGC / ZUMA Wire / IMAGO

What Iran Wants for a New Deal - IRGC / ZUMA Wire / IMAGO

Analyst on Tehran's Nuclear Game What Iran Wants for a New Deal

Tehran could be capable of building a nuclear weapon within just a few weeks. In an interview, scholar Nasser Hadian says that Tehran is interested in more than just calculated provocation - and discusses what the West should do next. Interview Conducted by Susanne Koelbl in Teheran

A Look at Iran’s Protest Movement Four Months On - REUTERS

A Look at Iran’s Protest Movement Four Months On - REUTERS

Deadly Stalemate A Look at Iran’s Protest Movement Four Months On

Iran’s rulers have been brutal in their response to ongoing protests in the country. Now, fewer and fewer people are taking to the streets. But for how long will the regime retain the upper hand? By Monika Bolliger und Christoph Reuter

The Faces of Death Row in Iran - Privat ; Mehrdad Aladin / dpa

The Faces of Death Row in Iran - Privat ; Mehrdad Aladin / dpa

Protesting for Women's Rights The Faces of Death Row in Iran

At least four demonstrators have already been executed and many others have been sentenced to death in show trials. Charges include "enmity against God" and "corruption on Earth." We introduce some of the victims.

Iran Protests Continue Despite Brutal Repression - Julian Finney / Getty Images

Iran Protests Continue Despite Brutal Repression - Julian Finney / Getty Images

"The Regime's Legitimacy Is Eroding" Iran Protests Continue Despite Brutal Repression

The uprising against the Islamist dictatorship in Iran is entering a new phase and the regime is doing all it can to survive. For how much longer can the mullahs cling to power?

Hamburg Mosque Reportedly a Hotbed for Iranian Propaganda - Christian Charisius / picture alliance / dpa

Hamburg Mosque Reportedly a Hotbed for Iranian Propaganda - Christian Charisius / picture alliance / dpa

The Long Arm of the Mullahs Hamburg Mosque Reportedly a Hotbed for Iranian Propaganda

The Hamburg Islamic Center is considered the most important outpost of the Iranian regime in Germany. But since it is also reportedly used to spread the mullahs’ propaganda across Europe, calls are growing for its work to be restricted. By Maik Baumgärtner, Katrin Elger und Ann-Katrin Müller

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