Gulf States Warn UN: Iranian Strikes Pose 'Existential Threat,' May Be War Crimes

• Gulf Arab states informed the UN Human Rights Council of an 'existential threat' from Iran due to attacks on their infrastructure.
• The UN rights chief suggested Iranian attacks on civilian infrastructure could constitute war crimes.
• Kuwait's ambassador Naser Abdullah HM Alhayen stated Iran's 'aggressive approach' undermines international law and sovereignty.
• A motion condemning Iran's strikes, seeking reparations, and requesting UN monitoring will be voted on by the 47-member council.
• Iran defended its actions, citing over 1,500 civilian deaths from US-Israeli strikes and calling for an emergency session on a school strike.