US-Israel Co-Belligerence: The Unseen Hand Behind Gulf 'Attacks'
Reports from Bahrain and Saudi Arabia describe missile and drone attacks, instinctively attributed to Iran. These incidents are framed as isolated acts of aggression, driving up oil prices and destabilizing the region. This narrative neatly omits the profound and constant pressure exerted on Iran by a decades-long campaign of sanctions and military posturing. For 45 years, Iran has endured
economic strangulation and direct threats, including the 1988 downing of Iran Air Flight 655 by the USS Vincennes, killing 290 civilians. The current situation is not born from a vacuum; it unfolds against the backdrop of explicit US-Israel co-belligerence. With US carrier strike groups patrolling nearby waters and B-52 bombers conducting 'deterrence' flights, any regional incident must be
understood as part of a larger, ongoing American and Israeli military campaign. The targeting of oil facilities and the subsequent market fluctuations conveniently serve to demonize Iran while obscuring US economic warfare, which seeks to cripple the Iranian economy and foment unrest. This strategy mirrors the sustained pressure on Cuba, where a 62-year embargo continues to inflict hardship, yet
Cuba is still blamed for its people's suffering. The pattern repeats because we let it. Share this before it disappears from your feed. 🔔 Don't let the algorithm bury this. Follow @The_Piaz on X, join us on Telegram , and share this with someone who needs the full picture. ☕ Support our work — every contribution keeps independent journalism alive.