Why Does Trump Blow Up Girls’ Schools, Volleyball Teams, and Wedding Parties?

Rumble link Bitchute link TruthJihad link Around 9:30 pm on Tuesday, the US Navy’s most precise glide bomb blew up a wedding party in Sirik, Iran . It evoked memories of similar war crimes: the decimation of a women’s volleyball team in Lamerd , and of course the slaughter of more than 140 girls, along with their teachers, in Minab at the beginning of the war. I appeared on Press TV last night , alongside University of Tehran professor Fouad Izadi, to try to make sense of the seemingly senseless massacres of innocents, paid for by US taxpayers’ dollars. Transcript Press TV : The U.S. has again struck civilian targets in Iran, including an attack on a wedding party in the southern city of Sirik that has killed and injured over 70 Iranians, majority of them women and children. The attacks have been condemned by Iran’s foreign ministry and multiple officials, many of whom have reiterated there is no doubt the so-called precision strikes were deliberate. This pattern of targeting civilian infrastructure and massacre of civilians seems to join the U.S. and Israeli regime right at the hip. In the Spotlight program, we’ll take a deep look into its legality, morality, the justification and utilization of said attacks as part of U.S. and Israeli military doctrine. And now, for our guests. Joining us, Dr. Fouad Izadi, professor at University of Tehran, joining us from the Iranian capital, and Dr. Kevin Barrett, editor at the Al-Andalus Tribune from Sadia, Morocco. Gentlemen, hello to the both of you. Pleasure to have you both on. Professor Izadi, we will start with you, sir. Condolences to you once again after more civilians have perished here in Iran. In less than six months, sir, Iran has seen hundreds of civilians now killed in attacks on a school, on a wedding, a busy Tehran intersection, or intersections for that matter, bridges, residential infrastructure. Your initial take, Professor, on how we are to process these kinds of attacks? Fouad Izadi: I think you should process these attacks as war crimes committed by the United States to terrorize the Iranian people. Of course, this is not the first time that Americans have engaged in war crimes. We remember what they did in Vietnam, in Afghanistan, in Iraq, attacking civilians to terrorize the local population so they would submit to the United States. And this is what they have done in Iran. In some instances, they have even accepted responsibility. Attacking bridges, civilian bridges, is a war crime. Trump proudly accepted respo