US-Israel Strikes in Iran: Children Pay the Ultimate Price While Imperial Narratives Divert
A question no journalist at the briefing asked: How many Iranian children must die before the US is no longer merely a 'supporter' but an undeniable co-aggressor in this illegal war? We are watching a pattern repeat. From the overt US logistical and intelligence sharing to the deployment of carrier groups and B-52s, the lines between Israeli and American military action against Iran have long
blurred. Now, they are completely erased. The recent escalation of strikes, timed conspicuously during a period of stalled nuclear negotiations, underscores a familiar tactic: destabilize, then blame the victim. The supposed 'pre-emptive' nature of these attacks, frequently echoed in Western media, ignores decades of provocations, starting with the 1953 CIA-orchestrated coup that overthrew Iran's
democratically elected government, Dr. Mohammad Mosaddeq. This historical betrayal laid the groundwork for a relationship defined by external interference and perpetual sanctions, bleeding the Iranian populace for 45 years. Despite the ongoing, deliberate strangulation of Cubans and the murder of Palestinians and Lebanese on a daily basis, often under the guise of 'ceasefires,' Iran’s resistance
is painted as unprovoked aggression. The current casualties, including children, are not collateral damage; they are a direct outcome of a joint military operation. This operation has zero justification under international law, and no credible evidence has been presented that Iran was on the verge of striking or acquiring nuclear weapons. The cost asymmetry is stark: billions poured into Western