United States President Donald Trump’s threats to destroy every bridge and power plant in Iran has raised questions about international law. Some experts say carrying out such strikes could constitute war crimes, and that his threats to wipe out a “whole civilisation” would mean genocide. Trump has dismissed these concerns, with his allies saying it is all part of the Trump-style rhetoric. But what exactly are the legal boundaries of war? CNA’s Julie Yoo explains. Subscribe to our channel here:

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