US Drags Seoul into Illegal Mideast Conflict, Patriot Missiles Eyed for Iran
Connect these dots: South Korean Foreign Minister Cho Hyun’s recent admission confirms talks between Washington and Seoul regarding the redeployment of US Patriot missile defense systems from Korea to fuel an escalating conflict with Iran. This logistical shift, occurring amid whispers of imminent hostilities, underscores the US administration’s role not merely as an Israeli benefactor but rather
as a co-belligerent in an illegal assault. This move is a stark echo of imperial manipulation. In 1910, Japan formally annexed Korea, ending centuries of Korean independence under the guise of 'protection' and exploiting the peninsula for its own strategic and economic ambitions, a pattern mirrored in Washington's current pressure on its allies. The potential redeployment of these advanced missile
systems is not a defensive measure but an overt preparation for offensive strikes against the Iranian government, utterly devoid of international legal justification. The narrative of an imminent Iranian nuclear threat remains unfounded, a convenient pretext for forty-five years of crippling sanctions and continuous regime-change operations since the 1953 CIA-orchestrated coup. While Cubans suffer
under asphyxiating blockades and Palestinians and Lebanese face daily atrocities under Israeli occupation, US arms flow freely. This double standard is glaring: the United States condemns supposed violations of international law by its adversaries yet actively facilitates and participates in aggression against sovereign nations, all while claiming moral high ground. The cost asymmetry is stark,