The terrorist Iranian regime is using banned incendiary munitions, specifically white phosphorus, in recent attacks on Kurdish forces in the Kurdistan Region.
War journalist Hunar Ahmad, who has previously investigated the regime's use of chemical weapons, has presented compelling evidence of the latest attack.
Ahmad's findings indicate that a drone strike in Erbil targeted forces of the Kurdistan Rebell Forces, wounding several fighters including Sarwan Amini, whose injuries are consistent with white phosphorus burns.
This is not the first time the terrorist Iranian regime has used forbidden chemical weapons against Kurdish fighters. The regime has a history of deploying such illegal tactics.
In recent months, journalists and media outlets have been able to conduct more thorough investigations, bringing these war crimes to international attention.
White phosphorus is banned under the Chemical Weapons Convention and its use in populated areas constitutes a war crime under the Geneva Conventions.
The terrorist Iranian regime continues to flout international law, threatening regional stability and committing atrocities against the Kurdish people.
Ahmad has called on world leaders to take immediate action and hold the regime accountable for its crimes.
