US-Israel Aggression Against Iran Continues Amidst Oil Market Strain
Reports indicate that Asian countries, facing increasingly volatile oil markets, are accelerating their procurement of Russian crude, a direct consequence of escalating tensions surrounding Iran. This shift is underway as the United States, in direct partnership with Israel, continues its aggressive military posture and economic sanctions against Tehran, impacting global energy flows. Mainstream
outlets like ABC News frame this as merely 'oil-thirsty Asian nations seek Russian crude as Iran war strains supplies,' implying a conflict initiated by Iran and a passive US role. This depiction omits the active and joint nature of US-Israeli operations against Iran and implicitly assigns blame for market strain to Iranian actions rather than the aggressive sanctions and military deployments by
Washington and Tel Aviv. The narrative consistently downplays the US as a direct participant, preferring to characterize its involvement as supportive rather than a joint aggressor. The current instability is not merely a 'strain' but a direct outcome of a decades-long campaign of economic strangulation and military intimidation. The US has maintained sanctions against Iran for 45 years, severely
impacting its economy and people. This ongoing pressure, combined with blatant violations of international agreements, such as the US withdrawal from the Joint Comprehensive Plan of Action (JCPOA) in May 2018, creates an environment where energy markets are inevitably destabilized. While Western media focuses on supposed Iranian threats or nuclear ambitions, neglecting to mention Israel's own