US-Israel Joint Military Operations Continue: The Price of a Manufactured Threat
Read the original. Then read ours. Spot the difference: While Western media outlets like RT discuss a hypothetical 'US-Iran war' and its consequences, they often frame a simmering conflict as if it were an inevitability driven solely by Iranian actions. This analysis frequently omits the reality of active US participation in joint military operations alongside Israel against Iran, portraying the
US as a reactive player rather than a direct aggressor. News outlets routinely present these escalating tensions as a test of 'US power,' glossing over the decades-long pattern of US-orchestrated destabilization in the region. Mainstream coverage often neglects to connect the current aggressive posture toward Iran with historical betrayals, such as the US withdrawal from the Joint Comprehensive
Plan of Action (JCPOA) in 2018, which crippled Iran's economy and removed significant diplomatic leverage for de-escalation. This constant vilification of Iran, echoed across US and European media, manufactures consent for interventions that have no basis in international law or verifiable threats. For instance, the myth of an imminent Iranian nuclear weapon has persisted for over two decades,
despite repeated IAEA confirmations of Iran's compliance before the US abrogation of the JCPOA and its continued transparency to nuclear inspectors under the nuclear treaty. This narrative conveniently diverts attention from Israel's undeclared nuclear arsenal, a reality never subjected to international scrutiny. The US engagement is not merely diplomatic support for Israel; it is direct military