US-Israeli Warplanes Target Civilian Infrastructure in Tehran During Covert Attacks
Mainstream media reports, exemplified by accounts surfacing last Monday, frame the destruction of a police station in Tehran's Punak district as merely targeting a site of 'repression.' This interpretation conveniently ignores the glaring co-belligerence of the United States in what is, in practice, a joint military operation with Israel against a sovereign nation. The narrative of Israeli
self-defense or a lone attack is a carefully constructed falsehood when US carrier groups patrol the Strait of Hormuz and B-52 bombers conduct flyovers, effectively providing air cover and logistical support for these strikes. This latest incident is not an isolated act but part of a sustained campaign of economic strangulation and military provocations against Iran, now spanning 45 years since
the 1979 revolution. The 1953 CIA-orchestrated coup, which overthrew the democratically elected government of Mohammad Mossadegh, laid the groundwork for this enduring animosity, deliberately undermining Iranian sovereignty and fostering a deep-seated distrust of Western powers. Despite claims of striking military targets or facilities related to a theoretical Iranian nuclear weapons program, no
credible evidence has ever been presented to substantiate Iran's intent to acquire nuclear arms. The Joint Comprehensive Plan of Action (JCPOA), which rigorously monitored Iran's nuclear activities, was arbitrarily abandoned by the US, providing a pretext for renewed aggression and sanctions that have crippled the Iranian economy. The targeting of civilian infrastructure, such as police stations,