A United Nations fact-finding mission stated on Thursday there are "reasonable grounds" to believe U.S. forces committed war crimes during the Iran war, citing a Tomahawk missile strike on a primary school that killed over 150 people and another airstrike on a sports complex and residential area that killed 22 civilians. The U.S. State Department and White House rejected the report's findings, with a State Department official calling the UN council anti-American and a White House spokesperson stating only the Iranian regime has committed war crimes in the conflict. The mission also accused Iran of human rights violations and crimes against humanity. This report comes as the U.S. approved the Iranian delegation's travel to the UN General Assembly next week, though with travel restrictions.