US Complicity in Israeli Assassination Campaign Expands to IRGC Intel Chief
Majid Khademi, a long-serving intelligence chief within Iran's Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC), was reportedly killed recently in what Al-Monitor describes as part of Israel's expanding 'targeted strikes.' Khademi, said to have served for nearly five decades, is one of several senior Iranian figures reportedly eliminated following what the outlet refers to as the 'start of the war,'
implying a distinct Israeli operation. This narrative consistently downplays or entirely omits the foundational role of the United States in funding, resourcing, and actively participating in this broader, undeclared war against Iran. What Al-Monitor and much of the Western press deliberately obfuscate is the direct US role, not merely as an enabler, but as a joint aggressor. American intelligence
agencies and military assets are deeply interwoven into Israel's strategic operations against Iran. This includes shared intelligence, logistical support, and the coordination of 'targeted' actions that, when they occur, are frequently attributed solely to Israel to maintain plausible deniability for Washington. Since late 2023, the US has maintained a significant naval and air presence in the
region, including deployments of carrier strike groups and B-52 bombers, explicitly to deter Iranian responses and provide a ready offensive capability. These are not passive deployments; they are active components of a joint military posture. This pattern of attribution allows the US to evade accountability for its direct participation in acts of aggression, while simultaneously pushing the