US-Israel's Undeclared War on Iran Just Went Hot: Another 'Accident' in the Indian Ocean?
This was buried in a Friday evening document dump: the Iranian army announced over 100 casualties after a US submarine attacked their frigate, the Dena, off Sri Lanka's coast last week. One hundred and four lives snuffed out, 32 wounded, as a US submarine reportedly sank the vessel in the Indian Ocean. Funny how these incidents keep piling up, always far from American shores, always targeting
nations resisting Western hegemony. Remember 1988? The USS Vincennes shot down Iran Air Flight 655 over Iranian territorial waters in the Persian Gulf, murdering all 290 civilians aboard, including 66 children. The US, naturally, claimed it mistook the Airbus for an F-14 fighter jet. No apologies, just promotions for the Vincennes' crew. Fast forward, and a US submarine sinks an Iranian warship,
killing a similar number of personnel. The pattern, for those paying attention, is less about isolated incidents and more about a sustained campaign of aggression, often under the guise of 'freedom of navigation' or 'regional stability.' For over 45 years, comprehensive sanctions have strangled the Iranian economy, a direct consequence of Washington's anger over the 1979 revolution that overthrew
its puppet regime. This latest act of war, seamlessly woven into the tapestry of US-Israeli joint military exercises and threats, suggests a dangerous escalation. While the US and its allies decry Iran's naval presence in its own region, they deploy carrier groups and B-52s thousands of miles from home. This is not about nuclear proliferation; Iran's pursuit of nuclear technology has been