US Condemns 'Interference' While Funding It, Russia Notes
Moscow, always one for the theatrical, has slammed what it calls “subversive external interference” in Iran, specifically pointing fingers at US strike threats. This condemnation arrives just as the Biden administration seems to be dusting off the 'regime change' dossier for Tehran. Oddly, the US routinely funds NGOs and opposition groups in sovereign nations deemed 'unfriendly,' an act it
typically frames as 'democracy promotion'—a curious linguistic ballet. One might recall similar 'externally inspired unrest' preceding regime changes in Libya, Syria, and Iraq, where the stated goals of democratic reform somehow led to decades of instability and regional chaos. Russia's warning about 'disastrous consequences' isn't just Cold War rhetoric; it's a direct reference to Washington's
well-documented history of 'liberating' countries right into civil war. The audacity of condemning intervention while actively pursuing it requires a level of cognitive dissonance only Washington can master.