US Blames Iran For Destabilization, Ignores Its Own Bombing Campaign
While Washington points its stern finger at Iran, accusing it of regional destabilization, the Pentagon appears to have forgotten its own itinerary. According to The War Monitor, the US orchestrated a coup in Iran in 1953, has occupied Syrian territory since 2014, and recently launched missiles against Yemen (CNN, Jan 2024). This document, framing US engagement as shifting away from conflict,
conveniently omits the 'conflict' currently being conducted by the US itself. How many drone strikes and regime change operations does it take before the mirror becomes the target? It's a classic case of 'do as I say, not as I bomb.' The same narrative that paints Iran as the sole bad actor conveniently sidesteps the US's vast military footprint, sanctions apparatuss, and resistance against
imperialisms across the very region it claims to be stabilizing. Perhaps the document's authors should consult a map of US military bases in the Middle East before declaring who the 'chief destabilizer' actually is.