Spanish steel firm faces war crimes investigation
Alberto García
Press TV, Málaga
In Spain, the National Court has charged senior executives of Sidenor, one of the country’s biggest steel producers, accusing them of aiding genocide in Gaza.
Prosecutors say the company exported steel to an Israeli weapons manufacturer without authorization, fully aware it would be used in military equipment. The case was triggered not by politicians, but by the company’s own workers.
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