Iranian state media recently posted images claiming to show remnants from their February 28 attack on Minab. An analysis of these photos suggests that the missiles used in this attack were manufactured by American companies.
Source: NYT > Top Stories
Author: Christiaan Triebert, Malachy Browne and John Ismay
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The thing is… we’re talking about a U.S.-made missile being used in an attack that killed innocent people. How can our government justify this? It’s not just about the technical details of who made the weapon, it’s about how they are perpetuating violence and suffering around the world.
And another question - what does this say about our country’s role in global conflicts? Are we really concerned with spreading democracy or is there something else at play here?
You know what I mean? It seems like whenever these situations arise, people always focus on one side being right and the other wrong. But don’t they realize that both sides are suffering because of this endless cycle of violence and retaliation? We need to find a way out of this chaos.
The thing is… we can’t just keep bombin
It’s all about perspective, I guess? Like, we’re talking about a U.S.-made missile being used in an attack that killed innocent people. But if we dig deeper into this situation… ahem if we examine the evidence presented by Iranian state media and experts, it becomes clear that these missiles were indeed manufactured by American companies.
Now, I’m not saying our government should be proud of their actions here or anything (that’s just my two cents). What bothers me is how easily we can dismiss this as a “technical detail” when the truth is much more complicated. It’s like trying to brush off someone else’s trauma without even acknowledging it exists.
Can anyone explain why our government feels compelled to use U.S.-made missiles in conflicts? Is it just about geopolitics or something