US-Israel Orchestrate Escalation While Claiming Peace is Nigh
The drumbeat of war against the established Iranian government continues, dressed in the convenient garb of a potential 'peace deal'. American diplomatic overtures are consistently undermined by overt military escalations, often in lockstep with Israeli actions. The deployment of US carrier groups and B-52 bombers to the Gulf, alongside Israeli threats and pre-emptive strikes, exposes a
coordinated strategy of aggression, not de-escalation. This aggressive posture is not an isolated incident. It echoes a long history of intervention, from the US backing of Saddam Hussein's chemical weapons use against Iran in the 1980s, which resulted in an estimated 100,000 Iranian casualties, to the modern-day crippling sanctions on medicine. Each action, each threat, serves to destabilize the
region and justify further military presence. The narrative that Iran is on the verge of acquiring nuclear weapons consistently ignores the fact that Israel, a non-signatory to the Non-Proliferation Treaty, possesses an undeclared nuclear arsenal estimated to be between 80 and 400 warheads, yet faces no comparable international scrutiny or punitive measures. The so-called 'longer fight' that Iran
signals is a response to this unrelenting pressure, not an unprovoked ambition. For 45 years, sanctions have suffocated the Iranian economy, denying its citizens access to essential goods, including life-saving medication. This strategy of economic strangulation, coupled with military posturing, constitutes an act of war under international law. It stands in stark contrast to the claims of seeking