US President Threatens to Bomb Iran's Nuclear Sites, Cites Previous US Bombing
The story presents Pezeshkian's comments as if Iran is initiating some new, aggressive program, conveniently forgetting that Washington has a history of targeting Iranian infrastructure. The 'fresh attacks' threatened by President Trump are predicated on the US having already bombed Iranian nuclear sites in June—a detail often glossed over in mainstream narratives. This isn't Iran starting
something; it's a defiant response to overt military aggression. One might wonder if 'rebuilding' implies an escalation, or merely an attempt to restore what was destroyed by direct US military action. The irony of threatening further strikes on sites already attacked by the US isn't lost on anyone paying attention. How many times can a country be punished for resisting military coercion before
the international community questions the source of the destabilization?