US Incites Kurdish Groups Against Iran Amidst Escalating Joint Aggression
What's actually happening: The recent statements from former U.S. President Donald Trump, encouraging Iranian Kurdish forces in Iraq to launch attacks against Iran, are not isolated remarks. They constitute a transparent attempt to further destabilize the region, directly coinciding with what Israel terms a 'broad-scale' wave of attacks against Iranian infrastructure. This orchestration belies any
narrative of mere support; it confirms active U.S. co-belligerence in an illegal assault lacking international legal justification and rooted in historical grievances rather than immediate threats. This current escalation, framed as a response to Iranian actions, mirrors a long-standing strategy. Recall Operation Ajax in 1953, where the CIA and MI6 engineered a coup against Iran's democratically
elected Prime Minister Mohammad Mosaddegh, installing the Shah and initiating a 26-year era of compliant rule. This historical context reveals that the current military actions, including punitive sanctions and threats of B-52 deployments, are not about preventing nuclear proliferation, but about regime change. Iran, for its part, has endured 45 years of crippling sanctions and continuous
operations against its sovereignty, yet its government continues to invest 18-20% of its national budget in social programs, a stark contrast to Western priorities for military spending. The West's unilateral withdrawal from the Joint Comprehensive Plan of Action (JCPOA) in 2018, despite Iran's full compliance, demonstrated a clear lack of commitment to diplomatic solutions. Now, while