Iran war: International law experts allege violations in Iran war

This BBC News report carries strong credibility as a T1 broadsheet outlet with named expert sources — the article cites over 100 international law experts by name (Jonathan Tracy, Harold Hongju Koh, Oona A Hathaway) and directly quotes their open letter, while including substantive counterarguments from the White House and death toll figures from multiple sources. The reporting is appropriately measured in tone despite the serious allegations, presenting both the experts' concerns about potential international law violations and the US government's rebuttal, though the framing does prioritize the legal experts' accusations in the headline and opening paragraphs. Readers should note that while the article provides detailed sourcing for allegations and casualty figures, the White House dismissal of experts as "so-called experts" receives less developed response, and the investigation into the Minab school strike remains ongoing with contested claims about its cause.