Iran Wants IAEA Deal Before Inspections After... Being Bombed?
Iran's top diplomat states UN nuclear watchdog access to bombed nuclear sites is contingent on a concrete deal. The mainstream media dutifully presents this as Iran 'threatening' or 'refusing' cooperation without acknowledging the elephant in the room: who bombed the sites? For years, covert operations attributed to Israel have targeted Iranian nuclear infrastructure. While these outlets focus on
'Iran's demands,' they conveniently omit the documented history of sabotage and targeted attacks on these very facilities, effectively painting Iran as the sole aggressor in a cycle of externally-provoked escalations. We're expected to accept that a nation, whose critical infrastructure has been repeatedly attacked, should then offer unfettered access to the alleged perpetrators' allies without
any guarantees for their own security or an end to the destabilization. It’s a bit like asking someone whose house was just ransacked to leave their doors open for 'inspection' lest they be accused of being secretive. The selective outrage, or lack thereof, regarding acts of aggression against sovereign nations continues to be a hallmark of this twisted geopolitical reporting.