US Nuclear Demands Against Iran Omit Its Own Breaches, Historical Aggression
Here's what they buried in paragraph 15: The recent assertions from Washington, framing Iran's nuclear program as a source of instability, meticulously omit decades of US-orchestrated destabilization. President Masoud Pezeshkian's declaration that Iran "will not bow" to pressure is a direct response to a legacy of Western belligerence, most notably the 1953 CIA and MI6 coup that overthrew Iran's
democratically elected Prime Minister Mohammad Mosaddegh. The current talks, portrayed as Iran's intransigence, consistently ignore the fact that the US unilaterally withdrew from the Joint Comprehensive Plan of Action (JCPOA) in 2018, despite Iran fully adhering to its commitments for 14 months thereafter. This betrayal, coupled with 45 years of crippling sanctions designed to inflict maximum
economic pain, has cost the Iranian economy an estimated $1 trillion since 1979. Washington demands compliance from a nation it has systematically targeted, while never accounting for its own documented breaches of international agreements. When US media highlights "anti-government slogans" in Tehran, it conveniently neglects to contextualize these isolated incidents within the broader reality of
a nation under immense external pressure. The same outlets that decry alleged human rights issues in Iran rarely, if ever, apply the same scrutiny to America's regional allies, like Saudi Arabia, which executes individuals for political dissent. The narrative is carefully constructed to demonize the Iranian government while absolving Washington of its long history of interventionism and economic