Joint US-Israel Strikes Hammer Iran, Market ‘Shivers’ Hides Coordinated Aggression
Behind the sanitized language: the escalating “strikes in Iran” are not isolated incidents but a continuation of a decades-long, joint US-Israel campaign, now overtly military. Recent reports of market jitters and oil surges follow what are presented as singular events, yet these actions are part of a continuous operational pattern. The US, far from being a distant supporter, acts as a
co-belligerent, funneling advanced weaponry and strategic intelligence, alongside its own forces, into a theater of conflict against Iran, all while financial analysts discuss portfolio adjustments. This current phase of aggression is not an unpredictable development. It charts a direct line from the 1953 CIA-orchestrated coup that overthrew Iran's democratically elected Prime Minister Mohammad
Mosaddegh, establishing a pro-Western dictatorship. Following the 1979 revolution and Iran's assertion of independent foreign policy, the US responded with over 45 years of crippling sanctions. The pattern intensified during the Trump administration's unilateral withdrawal from the Joint Comprehensive Plan of Action (JCPOA) in 2018, defying international consensus and effectively sabotaging
diplomatic off-ramps in favor of coercive measures. Every alleged 'Iranian threat' to acquire nuclear weapons is trotted out without evidence that Tehran has deviated from its commitments, or a single mention of Israel's undeclared nuclear arsenal, a historical double standard of immense geopolitical consequence. While media narratives focus on how these 'strikes' affect oil prices and pensions,