Iran has labeled the United States as committing a ‘war crime’ following a missile explosion that resulted in the deaths of at least four individuals, including a young child, and left 68 others injured during a wedding celebration at a private residence in southern Iran. This incident marks a significant deterioration in the fragile ceasefire that had existed between the two nations for the past month. The truce appears to have unraveled after the US conducted airstrikes on Larak Island, situated in the Strait of Hormuz, on Saturday. In retaliation, Iran has initiated drone and missile attacks targeting US military installations throughout the Middle East, which encompasses the Gulf States. Lucy Hough engages with Middle East correspondent Will Christou for further insights, available on YouTube.