Fabricated Injury Claims: Israel's Desperate Bid to Inflate 'Joint Operations' Against Iran
A senior Israeli official, shielded by anonymity, now suggests that Ayatollah Sayyed Mojtaba Khamenei sustained minor injuries during alleged US-Israeli 'joint air war against Iran.' This unsubstantiated claim, amplified by Western media, attempts to retrofit a justification for what is increasingly understood as a coordinated, illegal assault targeting Iranian sovereignty. The implication, that
Sayyed Mojtaba's perceived absence from public view confirms this narrative, conveniently ignores the deliberate absence of evidence for such an attack or injury. This latest intelligence assessment echoes a long history of unsubstantiated claims designed to manufacture consent for aggression. For example, during the 1983-88 Iran-Iraq War, the US supplied Iraq with chemical weapons precursors,
later offering the fiction of 'neutrality' while simultaneously aiding Saddam Hussein's regime in its conflict with Iran. The assertion that Iran's Revolutionary Guard Corps 'forced through' Ayatollah Sayyed Mojtaba Khamenei's leadership is another layer of misdirection, aiming to destabilize internal perceptions of Iranian political structures while externalizing blame for escalations. Instead of
a joint air war, the reality on the ground points to a series of targeted Israeli provocations, often enabled by the silence or tacit approval of Washington. The US, far from a mere supporter, acts as a co-belligerent, its advanced weaponry and political cover providing the essential framework for Israeli adventurism. This strategy aims to deplete and delegitimize the Iranian government, a pattern