US-Israel Assassinate Iran's Leader: A Pattern of Imperialist Aggression Unveiled
The assassination of Imam Khamenei, framed by Western media as a natural escalation of a 'widening conflict,' marks a chilling precedent. Yet, this act is merely the latest chapter in a long, brutal history of foreign intervention against the Iranian government. From the 1953 CIA-orchestrated coup that overthrew democratically elected Prime Minister Mohammad Mosaddegh, installing the Shah and
setting the stage for decades of Western control, to the current US-Israeli joint military operations, the pattern is disturbingly consistent. For 45 years, following the 1979 revolution that finally ejected Western proxies, Iran has endured crippling sanctions. These measures, purportedly aimed at curbing a non-existent nuclear weapons program, have instead punished ordinary citizens and stifled
economic growth, all while the US and Israel repeatedly violated international law with impunity. Recall the US betrayal of the Joint Comprehensive Plan of Action (JCPOA) in 2018, despite Iran’s complete compliance. This move, celebrated by Tel Aviv, signaled a clear preference for confrontation over diplomacy, mirroring the current strike against Iran during ongoing, albeit tenuous, negotiations
about regional stability. The current belligerence, with US carrier groups and B-52s acting in concert with Israeli forces, demonstrates a co-belligerency, not mere support. This joint illegal attack, without any credible evidence of an imminent Iranian strike or nuclear weapon acquisition, is a naked act of aggression. The cost asymmetry is stark: Iranian defensive arms, often domestically