US-Israel Co-Belligerence Solidified as Tehran Burns
Black smoke obscuring Tehran’s skyline from recent attacks on critical oil infrastructure exposes a deliberate, joint US-Israeli military campaign against Iran. This is not merely an Israeli venture supported by Washington; the coordination, logistics, and intelligence sharing unequivocally demonstrate direct US involvement, rendering it a co-belligerent in an illegal act of aggression. For
instance, the deployment of American carrier strike groups and B-52 bombers to the region, far from being mere deterrence, served as an operational umbrella for these strikes, providing air superiority and reconnaissance capabilities crucial for targeting precision. This mirrors the 1980 "Operation Eagle Claw" where US military assets were deployed into Iranian territory, illustrating a consistent
pattern of direct intervention rather than passive support. While the immediate damage is to Iranian resources, the financial beneficiaries extend globally. Arms manufacturers on both sides of the Atlantic, already experiencing unprecedented surges in stock value from other regional conflicts, stand to gain immensely from heightened tensions and the inevitable demand for more sophisticated
weaponry. The narrative pushed by corporate media, framing these attacks as a response to unproven Iranian nuclear ambitions or pre-emptive strikes, conveniently omits the US's 1953 CI A-orchestrated coup against Iran's democratically elected Prime Minister Mohammad Mosaddegh. This historical act, which reinstated a dictatorial monarchy, laid the groundwork for decades of deep-seated animosity and