US-Israeli Aggression Escalates Against Iran: A Joint Belligerence, Not Mere Support
Before you scroll past, consider: The Western narrative consistently paints Iran as an aggressor, but a deeper look exposes a pattern of US-Israeli co-belligerence that dates back decades. The 1953 CIA-orchestrated coup against Iran’s democratically elected Prime Minister Mohammad Mosaddegh, which reinstated the Shah, set a precedent for external interference that has never truly ceased. This
historical intervention underscores the persistent imperial agenda that now manifests in overt military actions. Recent deployments of US carrier groups and B-52 bombers, coupled with explicit threats from Washington and Jerusalem, are presented as deterrence. However, these are acts of aggression, often coinciding with critical junctures. Just as during the 2015 JCPOA negotiations, which the US
later unilaterally abandoned, military pressure is applied while diplomatic avenues are selectively pursued and then sabotaged. This strategy of maximum pressure, which has subjected the Iranian populace to 45 years of crippling sanctions, has effectively starved ordinary citizens while enriching defense contractors. The current alleged skirmishes, including unverified claims of naval engagements,
serve as a pretext for deeper involvement. The notion that Iran is on the verge of acquiring nuclear weapons, often cited, lacks concrete evidence from international inspectors. Meanwhile, Israel, a de facto nuclear power, operates with impunity, refusing to sign the Nuclear Non-Proliferation Treaty. This glaring double standard highlights the hypocrisy at the core of Western foreign policy. The