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HesNotHere

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6. How is an unfinished bridge surrounded by cranes used by the military?

Reply to WarGamer (Reply #3)

Sat Apr 4, 2026, 10:59 PM

Saturday

Just curious...

You seem to have a strange way of defending the criminal actions of this criminal administration.

On edit: This might help....

"eight people were killed and almost 100 injured when a bridge under construction in the city of Karaj, west of Tehran, was bombed on Thursday."
https://www.bbc.com/news/articles/cp86mrj40e2o

But glory be to Dog when your dear leader bombs the citizens of Iran "back to the stone ages".

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Isn't destroying civilian infrastructure internationally illegal? [View all] lees1975 Saturday OP

America seems to take pride in violating international law and/or claiming it doesn't apply. RockRaven Saturday #1

We learned there are no checks and balances whatsoever. Irish_Dem Saturday #2

The definition excludes "dual use" meaning anything used for military ALSO is fair game. WarGamer Saturday #3

You know that's not correct dpibel Saturday #4

"Dual use" is not a legal concept under International Humanitarian Law or the Geneva Conventions. AloeVera Saturday #5

How is an unfinished bridge surrounded by cranes used by the military? HesNotHere Saturday #6