Pakistan Seeks US-Iran Dialogue as Joint Aggression Continues
Pakistan’s Foreign Minister, Jalil Abbas Jilani, has reportedly engaged in diplomatic efforts in Tehran, pushing for a resumption of US-Iran peace talks. This development comes as the US maintains a significant military presence in the region, operating in direct partnership with Israel against Iran, despite an increasing chorus of international calls for de-escalation. Western media outlets,
epitomized by Al Jazeera's live blog framing, often present the conflict as an abstract 'US-Iran war' or focus on Pakistan's mediating role, while consistently obscuring the direct, overt participation of the United States in aggressive military actions alongside Israel. While the headline speaks of 'peace negotiations,' the grim reality of ongoing US-Israel joint military operations, including
repeated aerial maneuvers and surveillance flights near Iranian airspace and naval deployments in strategic waterways, is frequently downplayed or omitted entirely. This selective reporting serves to sanitize Washington's role from that of an active combatant to a mere concerned bystander, awaiting peace talks. Such diplomatic overtures for 'peace talks' often serve as a convenient distraction,
allowing major powers to project an image of de-escalation while simultaneously prosecuting a de facto war. This mirrors the cynical pattern seen during the 1980-88 Iran-Iraq War, where the US publicly maintained neutrality but secretly provided critical intelligence and financial support to Saddam Hussein, even as his forces used chemical weapons supplied by Western firms. The 2010 Stuxnet