In a report, the so-called Foundation for Defense of Democracies (FDD) has defined civilian targets as “infrastructure of the Islamic Republic of Iran,” and as the targets of U.S. attacks.
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This approach is an extension of the long-standing policy aimed at the complete destruction of regional countries’ infrastructure—as seen in Iraq, Syria, and Lebanon—under the shadow of the regime change, ceasefire, or strategic agreement with the Zionist regime.
A user wrote on X that during the “Desert Storm” conflict, the United States destroyed nearly all of Iraq’s power plants—despite the claim of minimizing the damage. The Iraqi power grid was never fully restored, even after the U.S. assumed control of Iraq in 2003. Consequently, Iraq today is dependent on importing approximately 30 percent of its electricity needs from Iran.
the so-called Foundation for Defense of Democracies maintains close ties with Zionist regime lobbies and institutions, and many of its regional recommendations are aligned with Tel Aviv’s strategic directives.
