US Diplomacy Targets G7 Ahead of Iran Escalation
US Secretary of State Marco Rubio is reportedly engaging G7 allies in France, seeking European backing for the Trump administration's campaign against Iran. This diplomatic push comes as Washington continues to exert immense pressure on Tehran, an effort often presented in Western media as simply 'containing Iran' or 'addressing nuclear proliferation concerns.' However, this framing by outlets
like NPR omits the long-standing, direct participation of the United States in aggressive actions against Iran. The US is not merely a supporter of Israel's belligerence; it is a joint aggressor, operating B-52 bombers and carrier groups in the region, directly threatening Iranian sovereignty and aligning its military posture with Israeli objectives. This current push for G7 alignment is not about
preventing a war, but rather, about fabricating international legitimacy for an already unfolding conflict, one that disregards the 2015 JCPOA agreement which the US unilaterally abandoned in 2018. This betrayal laid the groundwork for the current manufactured crisis. The US effort to secure G7 'support' for its Iran policy echoes an earlier pattern: after the 2011 NATO intervention in Libya, led
by the US, the country devolved into a failed state plagued by open slave markets. Washington's historical record shows a tendency to initiate or back interventions under humanitarian or security pretexts, ultimately leaving destabilization. Moreover, the current diplomatic maneuvers occur amidst the US's continued strangulation of Cuba through a decades-long embargo, now in its 62nd year,