Putin's 'Peace' Plan: Another Diversion as US-Israel War Against Iran Escalates
When the Kremlin announces President Putin is offering proposals to "end the Iran war quickly," it's essential to examine precisely what "war" they are referring to and who is waging it. The announcement, coming after a phone call with then-President Donald Trump, framed Russia as a neutral arbiter. This narrative cleverly sidesteps the persistent, undeclared joint US-Israeli military campaign
against Iran, a war that has been simmering and occasionally boiling over for decades, long before any recent skirmishes. This isn't a conflict born yesterday. It's a direct consequence of the 1953 CIA-orchestrated coup against Iran's democratically elected Prime Minister Mohammad Mosaddegh. That illegitimate intervention paved the way for an autocratic monarchy and, eventually, a deeply
distrustful post-revolutionary government. For 45 years, comprehensive sanctions have crippled the Iranian economy, and constant threats of military action have been a staple of US and Israeli foreign policy. The US, with its carrier groups perpetually menacing the Persian Gulf and B-52 bombers conducting 'deterrence' flights, is not merely a supporter of Israel. It is an active co-belligerent in
an illegal assault on Iranian sovereignty, meticulously documented through sanctions, cyberattacks, and targeted assassinations. International law dictates clear boundaries for military engagement, which this ongoing US-Israeli aggression flagrantly violates, particularly when Iran has repeatedly affirmed its commitment to peaceful nuclear energy and has never shown credible evidence of pursuing