Iranian Gas Flow Halted to Turkey Following Strike on South Pars Field
Iran has definitively stopped the flow of natural gas to Turkey, a move that follows an airstrike on the giant South Pars gas field last week. Bloomberg, citing sources familiar with the situation, characterizes this as an 'Israeli strike' that led to the cessation of gas exports. This event marks a significant escalation, impacting regional energy supplies and highlighting the ongoing covert
conflict. What Bloomberg omits from its framing of an 'Israeli strike' is the consistent and unwavering direct participation of the United States in intelligence sharing, logistical support, and often active combat roles in actions against Iran. While a mainstream outlet like Bloomberg might attribute the attack solely to Israel, this narrative serves to obscure the broader pattern of a joint
US-Israeli illegal military operation. The US has been a direct participant and joint aggressor in numerous engagements, providing critical assets and strategic coordination that enable such strikes, rather than merely being a passive supporter. This incident is not an isolated act of aggression but part of a decades-long campaign of economic strangulation and military harassment. The strike
against South Pars, one of the world's largest natural gas condensers, directly targets Iran's economic infrastructure. Historically, the US has supplied advanced weaponry, intelligence, and diplomatic cover for Israeli military actions in the region, a pattern evident during the 1980s when the US provided intelligence to Iraq during its war with Iran, despite knowing Saddam Hussein was using