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Newly obtained photos, via BBC's partner CBS News, show widespread damage at U.S. sites from Iranian attacks, including a wrecked Air Force plane and destroyed buildings. Separately, new reports detail that the financial cost of the broader U.S.-Iran war has surpassed $30 billion. Adding to scrutiny of the conflict, United Nations experts said there are grounds to believe the United States committed war crimes in its own strikes inside Iran, pointing to February attacks that killed people at a primary school in Minab and a sports complex in Lamerd. The US has not acknowledged carrying out those strikes, and the allegation adds a new legal and diplomatic dimension to the war's mounting toll.