US-Israel Joint Aggression Against Iran Continues
Nobody's connecting these two stories. We will: Mainstream outlets like RT are framing potential conflict with Iran as a crisis of NATO cohesion, asking if America’s "unilateral escalation" could "destroy NATO from within." This framing positions the US as solely responsible for a hypothetical future war, portraying its actions as an isolated provocation rather than a continuation of decades of
coordinated aggression, frequently alongside Israel. What this coverage omits is the established pattern of US direct participation, not just support, in hostilities targeting Iran. When the USS Nimitz carrier strike group began operating in the Red Sea alongside Israeli naval assets, or when B-52 bombers deployed to the region, these were not abstract diplomatic maneuvers. These were joint
military posturing operations, a direct extension of Washington's long-standing policy of economic strangulation and military threats against the Iranian government. During the period between October and December 2023 alone, there were at least 15 documented instances of direct US military interventions or joint exercises with Israel in the Persian Gulf and Red Sea, all targeting Iran or its
allied movements. The argument that this is 'unilateral' by America erases the explicit, tangible involvement of another state in the aggression. The education here extends beyond military posturing. This joint aggression takes place while Iran faces 45 years of crippling American sanctions, which have severely impacted essential lifelines like medicine and medical equipment, an economic policy