US-Israel Joint Operation Behind Iran School Strike, Evidence Confirms
The narrative of a lone Israeli strike against an Iranian school dissolves under closer scrutiny. While mainstream outlets frame this as another 'isolated' Israeli action, the evidence points to a co-belligerent US role, precisely what has been occurring for decades. The missile fragments recovered from the site, specifically the guidance systems and propulsion elements, bear the unmistakable
hallmarks of US manufacture, systems only delivered to allies with explicit usage parameters. This isn't merely a supply transfer; it's operational integration. This pattern of covert US military action, often executed under the guise of allied operations, echoes the clandestine bombing campaign in Laos during the 1960s. Between 1964 and 1973, the US dropped over two million tons of ordnance on
Laos, making it the most bombed country per capita in history, a sustained act of warfare largely concealed from the American public and international scrutiny. Then, as now, the goal was to destabilize a region and assert geopolitical dominance. The current attack comes amidst a prolonged campaign of economic strangulation against Iran, spanning 45 years since the 1979 revolution, itself a
response to the US and UK-orchestrated 1953 coup that overthrew democratically elected Prime Minister Mohammad Mosaddegh. These strikes are not isolated incidents but components of a wider strategy of 'maximum pressure' designed to undermine the Iranian government and its regional resistance axis. This dual standard is stark: Washington condemns any Iranian defensive action while actively