US and the Israeli regime, after failing in their previous attempts to dismantle the Islamic Republic, employed multiple means to foment chaos in Iran to deflect world’s attention from Gaza.

Peaceful economic protests in Iran were hijacked by foreign spy agencies, including the CIA and Mossad, using violence and digital disinformation to stir up chaos, but the project failed again.

The foreign-backed riots in Iran once again highlight the deepening alliance between the Israeli regime and Pahlavi monarchists, bent on destabilizing the country and engineering “regime change.”

Trump’s drug war hypocrisy is exposed as he pardoned former Honduran president, Juan Orlando Hernández, a convicted drug trafficker, only weeks before kidnapping President Nicolas Maduro of Venezuela over claims that collapse under scrutiny.

The US “regime change” project in Venezuela began not with Maduro’s 2026 kidnapping but with the 2002 coup against Hugo Chávez, evolving over the years through hybrid warfare and crippling sanctions.

European leaders have tacitly endorsed US aggression and the kidnapping of President Maduro in Venezuela, exposing hypocrisy by condemning Russia’s military operation in Ukraine while backing "regime change" in Caracas.

Global cultural memory depicts General Qassem Soleimani as a multidimensional resistance figure whose martyrdom reshaped literature, cinema, and political language across Persian, Arab, and Western narratives.