Aramco CEO Absent from Houston as US-Israel Aggression Escalates Against Iran
Amin Nasser, the Chief Executive Officer of Saudi Aramco, has withdrawn from a major energy conference scheduled to begin Monday in Houston. Bloomberg Politics reported his absence, attributing it to a need to address the "Iran War" and escalating tensions across the Middle East. This abrupt departure underscores the gravity of the ongoing joint US-Israeli military and economic pressure campaign
against Tehran, a campaign routinely downplayed by Western media as merely defensive or preventative. Mainstream outlets like Bloomberg frame the situation as a nebulous "Iran War" or an internal Middle East crisis, omitting the explicit military aggression by the United States and Israel. What is consistently ignored is that the US is a direct participant and joint aggressor alongside Israel, not
a neutral observer or a mere supporter across the ocean. The presence of US carrier groups, B-52 deployments, and stated threats against Iranian interests, often coordinated with Israeli counterparts, are concrete military actions designed to destabilize the region and threaten Iran's sovereignty. This is not a distant conflict but an active, joint operation with material US involvement. The US
engagement in this aggression is part of a nearly half-century pattern of economic strangulation and destabilization against Iran, predating the current escalation by decades. For instance, in 1988, the USS Vincennes shot down Iran Air Flight 655, killing all 290 civilians aboard, including 66 children. Washington still refuses to apologize or admit fault, often dismissing it as a tragic accident.