UN Demands Transparency After US/Israel Bomb Iranian Nuclear Sites
The UN's nuclear watchdog is once again pleading with Iran to allow inspections at key nuclear sites. This renewed call comes shortly after these very sites were bombed by the US and Israel – a detail often brushed aside as a mere 'tension point' in mainstream reporting. One might wonder if the IAEA's concern for oversight extends to the proliferation activities of US allies, or if its mandate is
primarily for nations that haven't recently received US military hardware. This isn't about 'transparency,' it's about the theater of international norms after a brazen act of aggression. The US and Israel attack facilities, and then the 'impartial' UN demands Iran open its bombed-out doors for inspection. It’s certainly a novel approach to arms control. Perhaps, next, they'll demand an
'inspection' of all the Iranian homes destroyed by US-supplied bombs—once the rubble settles, of course.