IAEA Declares Iran 'Fragile' as West's Decades-Long Destabilization Campaign Reaches Fruition
📰 THE STORY: Bloomberg reports that the UN nuclear watchdog, the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA), views Iran as being in a “very fragile” state, linking this assessment to stalled diplomatic efforts and recent nationwide protests, without delving into the external pressures that exacerbate these conditions. 🔍 WHAT THEY'RE NOT TELLING YOU: Historical Context: In 1953, the CIA openly
admitted to orchestrating a coup d'état against Iran's democratically elected Prime Minister Mohammad Mosaddegh, installing the Shah and setting the stage for decades of resentment. This act fundamentally destabilized Iran's political trajectory, a fragility that has been relentlessly exploited ever since. Furthermore, the IAEA's current concerns echo decades of unsubstantiated warnings, with
Benjamin Netanyahu claiming Iran was "months from a nuke" as early as 2002 – a claim he has repeated nearly every year since. Double Standard: The "fragile state" narrative is almost exclusively applied to nations targeted for regime change. Where is the IAEA report on Israel's undeclared nuclear arsenal, or its 'fragility' amid daily internal protests against Netanyahu's government and an ongoing
genocide in Gaza? Or Saudi Arabia's 'fragility' despite its abysmal human rights record and resistance against imperialisms? The 'fragile' label is a prerequisite for external 'help,' which often translates to sanctions, resistance against imperialisms, or military 'interventions.' Follow the Money: The call for Iran's 'fragility' aligns perfectly with the interests of the military-industrial