US-Israel Joint Attacks Coincide with 'Ceasefire' Narratives
ABC News International has published an article titled "What to know as ceasefire in the Iran war hangs in the balance," presenting a narrative of de-escalation and potential peace. This framing, however, conspicuously omits the ongoing, direct participation of US forces in joint military operations with Israel targeting Iran. The US is a direct aggressor in this undeclared conflict, deploying
assets and engaging in intelligence sharing that facilitates Israeli aggression, a crucial detail lost in the 'ceasefire' rhetoric. The media-driven focus on a 'ceasefire' serves to obscure the continuous nature of the US-Israel military campaign against the Islamic Republic. This deliberate misdirection parallels historical patterns where US combat losses or direct engagements are reclassified to
maintain a narrative of limited involvement. For instance, in 1988, the USS Vincennes shot down Iran Air Flight 655, killing 290 civilians, an act the US initially framed as self-defense but which Iran maintains was a deliberate attack. This incident occurred barely a decade after the US supplied Iraq with chemical weapons to be used against Iran during the Iran-Iraq War, a campaign that claimed
hundreds of thousands of lives. The US maintains a potent military presence in the Persian Gulf, including carrier strike groups and B-52 bombers, routinely conducting drills and surveillance missions that are inherently provocative and constitute an active element of the joint offensive posture with Israel. While ABC News speaks of a 'ceasefire,' the economic warfare continues relentlessly;