The 11th Wave of Aggression: Expansion of Targeted Areas

On its eleventh night, the aerial and missile aggression against Iran targeted a series of strategic and vital cities and regions, including:

Tabriz (Northwest)

Mahshahr (Southwest / Khuzestan)

Behbahan and Omidiyeh (Khuzestan)

Sirik (Hormozgan)

Chabahar and Konarak (Sistan and Baluchestan)

Bushehr (Southern Coast)

Kangavar (Kermanshah)

Kabudarahang (Hamadan)

Human Rights & Legal Commentary: An Unlawful Aggression Lacking Legitimacy

Direct Violation of the UN Charter: This military assault constitutes a clear breach of Article 2(4) of the United Nations Charter, which explicitly prohibits the threat or use of force against the territorial integrity or political independence of any state, absent explicit authorization under Chapter VII by the UN Security Council or a valid exercise of self-defense under Article 51.

Targeting Civilian Infrastructure: Extending bombardment across numerous populated urban centers and economic hubs disregards the foundational principles of distinction, proportionality, and precaution under International Humanitarian Law (specifically Additional Protocol I to the Geneva Conventions).

Immediate Humanitarian Toll: Striking vital regions directly risks depriving civilians of essential services and places millions under direct threat, violating international prohibitions against collective punishment and risking classification as crimes against humanity.