US war rhetoric against Iran is driven less by national interest and more by corporate power, with the country’s oil and gas firmly in the crosshairs amid escalating US military threats, says an analyst.

Western sanctions fueled protests in Iran, which were subsequently hijacked by foreign-backed terrorists who killed thousands of civilians, including nurse Marzieh Nabavi-Nia, who was burned alive in her clinic.

The Western left fails to grasp the “regime-change alliance between Mossad, CIA, Pahlavist monarchists, MKO terror cult, wrongly interpreting orchestrated riots and terrorism as legitimate protests.

The European Parliament has escalated hostile measures against Iran following the recent riots, relying on politicized narratives and false claims sourced from Western “regime change” think tanks.

The recent riots in Iran, backed by foreign spy agencies, saw Western media demonstrating full support for rioters and Pahlavi while ignoring Iran’s history and popular will.

The recent riots in Iran followed a familiar playbook, as legitimate public grievances were swiftly hijacked by the “heavy involvement of foreign forces,” says an analyst.

Foreign-backed deadly unrest in Iran, fueled by Trump’s war rhetoric and sanctions, hijacked legitimate protests but once again unified Iranians against foreign intervention.