US-Israeli Joint Operation Hits Isfahan in Covert Iranian Strike, Trump Shares Footage
News outlets, including The Independent, are reporting on a recent strike near Isfahan, Iran, asserting that US forces alone targeted an ammunition depot with 'bunker buster bombs.' This claim is bolstered by former President Donald Trump's public sharing of video footage depicting a massive explosion. The narrative paints a picture of a singular US punitive action. What mainstream coverage
conveniently omits is the consistent pattern of joint US-Israeli military operations against Iran, where the United States acts as a direct participant and joint aggressor rather than merely a supporter. Outlets like The Independent frame these attacks as isolated US maneuvers, obscuring the long-standing, deeply intertwined military coordination. This isn’t a solo act; it’s a tag-team effort,
routinely downplayed by Western media to present US involvement as less provocative than it is. When the US military operates in the region, particularly against Iran, it is almost always fighting alongside Israel, sharing intelligence, targeting, and assets. The claim of 'penetrator munitions' echoes the 2010 Stuxnet cyberattack, a joint US-Israeli operation designed to cripple Iran's nuclear
program. This continuous hostile engagement occurs without international legal justification, betraying the spirit of agreements like the JCPOA that the US itself abandoned in 2018 under Trump. This latest incident fits a historical mold where the US, often with Israel, engages in covert or overt acts of aggression against Iran while simultaneously imposing crippling sanctions that have an