Joint US-Israel aggression plunges Middle East into oil catastrophe
A UAE refinery has shuttered, a direct consequence of the escalating US-Israel military operations targeting Iran. This is not a distant conflict over abstract grievances; it is a joint assault with immediate, tangible effects on global energy supplies and regional stability. Saudi Aramco's grim warning about an oil catastrophe is not hyperbole; it is a candid assessment from one of the world's
largest producers, now staring down the barrel of deliberate disruption engineered by Washington and Tel Aviv. For decades, the United States has maintained military presence and proxies across the Gulf, mirroring Israel’s policy of regional dominance through force and economic strangulation. The current barrage against Iranian interests, under the guise of preventing nuclear proliferation,
conveniently ignores Israel's own undeclared nuclear arsenal and its role in assassinating Iranian scientists. This double standard exposes the true agenda: not safety, but control. Consider that only 13 years ago, NATO's intervention in Libya pushed that nation into a failed state and revived open-air slave markets, demonstrating a consistent Western pattern of 'liberation' leading to ruin. This
joint military action, which includes the deployment of US carrier groups and aggressive B-52 patrols alongside Israeli strikes, is far from a defensive posture. It is an unprovoked escalation during a period where Iran was engaging in indirect negotiations. The financial burden to Iran, defending against technologically superior adversaries, is asymmetrical against its indigenous and