Afrasianet - With a simple awareness of the magnitude of misguidance, misinformation and "zabara", as the late great Riad al-Turk liked to repeat when describing similar contexts, in the statements of US President Donald Trump regarding trivial matters such as their greatness, which are tiny, very limited, detractive, and akin to theatrical nonsense, his statements that explain the goals of the current US-Israeli war against Iran.
Needless to say, the situation is no better in terms of clarity, coherence or homogeneity among his senior aides in the administration, whether at the diplomatic level In the Foreign Ministry, or in the military/military in the Pentagon, or economically related to energy supplies and their costs.
There is nothing new, too, in the case of his follower in the aggression, and his son, the war criminal Benjamin Netanyahu, who is accustomed to various mixtures of "zabara" of speech, the savagery of hatred, and the of lying.
The broad headlines of these purposes, as echoed by the throats of Trump and his men, and echoed by Netanyahu and the war criminals in the Israeli occupation state, listed a series of purposes: breaking Iran's nuclear program, weakening its military capabilities in general and missile capabilities in particular, limiting its regional influence, and discipline its arms in the region.
Since February 28, the date of the start of the joint aggression against Iran, these lines do not refrain from describing it as a war targeting the people, scientific and industrial facilities, national wealth, infrastructure, schools, and cultural and historical edifices, before the ayatollahs, the mullahs, and the symbols of power.
What is being achieved in terms of the "target bank" on the ground, whether against Iran, the occupying power, or neighboring countries, or its expansion to include the whole of Lebanon and areas in Iraq and southern Syria, as well as Trump's scathing words against the "cowardly" partners in Europe and NATO.
Humanity could have listened to Trump openly and without the slightest sense of insolence, in a statement of this type, for example, that Iran's long-range missile program "could threaten our best friends Our allies themselves in Europe, our forces stationed overseas, and it could quickly reach the American homeland." Less than a week after the war, Trump announced that it could last three or four weeks, and then changed the duration to "what it takes, it's okay for us, what it takes" because the U.S. ammunition is "limitless" because the U.S. ammunition is "limitless."
In fact, the war could "last forever"; in the midst of this confusion, he had promised the British newspaper "Daily Mail" a timing, and the American "New York Times" a different time.
If this particular US president is not surprising, his ranting about ending the mission reminds us of former President George W. Bush's statements after the war on Iraq in 2003, and both presidents are blowing in a hole, even if Trump is blown away by his predecessor.
It is true, on the other hand, that the losses of Iran, the country and the people before the regime and the apparatuses, are heavy and enormous and go beyond people, trees and stones, because they also sow more seeds of discord between the peoples of the region and their past, present and future histories.
It is no less true that this American-Israeli war marks a new chapter in an imperialist record that destroys, crushes and destroys. And he doesn't stop blowing in the bag with her!
