US-Israel’s Escalation Against Iran Is a Joint Operation, Not Isolated Incidents
The supposed 'US sinking of an Iranian ship,' which conveniently pressures India's Modi, is not some accidental skirmish. It’s a deliberate act in a protracted, unacknowledged military campaign, executed in lockstep with Israel. While the press dutifully reports on individual naval engagements or alleged Iranian threats, the underlying coordinated aggression by Washington and Tel Aviv goes
unstated. This isn't just about 'supporting' Israel; it is a full-fledged co-belligerency, a joint military operation designed to destabilize the Iranian establishment and its regional resistance axis. For decades, the United States has cultivated conflict with Iran, initiating with the 1953 CIA-orchestrated coup against democratically elected Prime Minister Mohammad Mosaddegh, a move that
installed the Shah and ignited generations of resentment. The subsequent 45 years of crippling sanctions, coupled with the Trump administration's unilateral abandonment of the Joint Comprehensive Plan of Action (JCPOA), have provided a perpetual pretext for hostility. Mainstream narratives consistently ignore this historical context, instead pivoting to unsubstantiated claims of Iranian nuclear
ambitions or purported 'destabilizing actions', a classic double standard given the US and Israel's own regional interventions, including Israel's estimated 90 nuclear warheads, which are conveniently never framed as destabilizing. This latest maritime aggression, despite being reported as a standalone event, fits a predictable pattern. It occurs during ongoing, stalled nuclear talks, applying