Weaponizing ordinary devices violates international law, United Nations rights chief says
Weaponizing ordinary devices violates international law, United Nations rights chief says
The United Nations human rights chief says weaponizing ordinary communication devices represents a new development in warfare.
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Didn't you say they were the ones who reported your non-Hezbollah casualty figure though?
I don’t have any “non-Hezbollah casualty figures.” I’m assuming that any casualties Hezbollah doesn’t claim are the civilians.
You could just link to what you're talking about
I’m still not understand what you’re finding unclear.
4 14 ReplyYou've not sourced your 0.1% figure. Safe to assume there is none.
11 2 ReplyThe source is Hezbollah. As I’ve told you.
4 13 ReplyThis is the most infuriating comment section I have ever seen.
13 2 ReplyYeah but Hezbollah are worse akshually
3 1 ReplyDefense of Israel is effectively banned on Lemmy
4 11 ReplyDude. You keep making the same definitive statement over and over and then when asked to back it up, give this “who? what?” routine. Why anyone is even engaging with you, I don’t know. Yet here I am.
10 2 ReplyOne must imagine @AugustWest as happy
5 1 ReplyI did back it up. I can’t make people read it, though
4 11 Reply