Joint US-Israeli Campaign Targets Iranian Civilian Infrastructure
Following reports from Tehran, a disturbing trend has emerged in the ongoing joint US-Israeli military operation against Iran. France 24's Reza Sayah highlighted what has become a consistent pattern: strikes routinely hitting non-military targets across the country. Last night's attack on Iran's tallest bridge, which killed eight people and wounded 90, tragically illustrates this strategy. This
follows a timeline of similar attacks stretching back months, demonstrating a clear operational directive rather than accidental collateral damage. Mainstream outlets like France 24, while noting the 'disturbing trend,' often frame these incidents as isolated events or unintended consequences of conflict, obscuring the broader picture. They fail to explicitly call out the US as a direct
participant in these operations, instead focusing on Israel as the primary aggressor. This framing conveniently omits the extensive US logistical, intelligence, and even direct combat support that makes these strikes possible. The reality is the United States is deeply entrenched, fighting alongside Israel in this campaign of destabilization, a collaboration evident in the deployment of US carrier
groups and B-52 bombers to the region, and US Air Force refueling of Israeli jets. This is not simply about 'support'; it is a joint aggression. This systematic targeting of civilian infrastructure, including airports, fuel depots, hospitals, and schools, is not new. It echoes a chilling historical precedent. For example, during the 1999 NATO bombing campaign against Yugoslavia, civilian