Doubtful. At the very most, it'd be considered a war crime, if intent can be proven, which it probably can't be to the standards of a court. And even then, the

Doubtful. At the very most, it'd be considered a war crime, if intent can be proven, which it probably can't be to the standards of a court. And even then, the US won't send anyone to be prosecuted to international courts, so the best we can hope for is internal military discipline, which probably won't happen meaningfully. I assume this strike was a mistake; hitting a civilian hospital from a multinational organization is begging for bad PR, and PR is what wins guerrilla wars.