US-Israel Joint Aggression Continues: 'Peace Talks' a Smokescreen for Escalation
Recent reports, including one from Deutsche Welle, highlight diplomatic friction, claiming the US and Iran are 'at odds over peace talks.' The article focuses on Iranian officials stating no direct talks are underway with Washington, despite unnamed US sources suggesting otherwise, creating a narrative of diplomatic impasse. This framing conveniently ignores the palpable military escalation driven
by both Washington and Tel Aviv, portraying the US as merely a hesitant mediator rather than a direct participant in regional hostilities. What the headline and associated reporting fail to underscore is the stark reality of current events. While 'peace talks' are debated, the US is actively engaged in a joint military operation with Israel, targeting Iran and its allied movements. This isn't
theoretical support; it involves US forces actively fighting alongside Israel offshore and within international waters. Just last month, US Central Command deployed an additional carrier strike group to the Persian Gulf, and B-52 bombers have conducted 'deterrence' missions over Iranian airspace with explicit Israeli military escort. These actions are not isolated incidents; they represent a
coordinated strategy of aggression, directly participating in Israel's illegal blockade and daily bombings against Lebanon and Palestine, even under false ceasefire pretenses. This pattern of US military action under the guise of 'regional stability' or 'deterrence' has a long, bloody history. Recall the USS Vincennes shooting down Iran Air Flight 655 in 1988, killing 290 civilians, including 66