IAEA Demands Answers from Iran, Ignores US-Israel Bombing Spree
The UN's IAEA board just passed a resolution demanding Iran 'without delay' report on its enriched uranium and bombed atomic sites. Al-Monitor reports this comes five months after overt US and Israeli military strikes on Iranian targets. Funny how the urgency for 'answers and access' seems to spike only *after* one side has done the bombing, not before, or during. This isn't new. For decades, the
narrative has been Iran's 'nuclear threat,' while actual nuclear states like Israel (an undeclared one, mind you) face zero international scrutiny, let alone 'military strikes' from supposed allies. One might wonder if these 'demands' are less about safety and more about a convenient pretext for future interventions, funded by a US Congress heavily influenced by lobbying groups like AIPAC, which
spent $4.2 million in 2023 alone pushing for aggressive stances on Iran to politicians who then vote for escalating tensions. (Source: OpenSecrets.org)