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Lebanon, Syria, Iraq and Iran, as well as Libya, Sudan and Somalia, were all marked for destabilisation by the US from as early as 2001 - that’s according testimony by former US General Wesley Clark. 24 years later, the US has militarily targeted all of them.

Recent events in Iran are an escalation of years of destabilisation attempts. These included sanctions and the assassination of senior Iranian officials - with Washington now militarily involved in Israel’s war against Tehran after bombing key nuclear sites.

Of the seven countries on the alleged hit list, three are African, and all of them are now a pale shadow of what they once were. Libya witnessed the overthrow and murder of pan-African icon Muammar Gaddafi, plunging what was once one of Africa’s wealthiest countries into an open-air slave market and a playground for regional powers such as the United Arab Emirates (UAE). Somalia saw the rise of the terror group al-Shabaab following an invasion by US-proxy Ethiopia. Sudan, since April 2023, has witnessed a proxy war between the Sudanese Armed Forces and the UAE-backed Rapid Support Forces paramilitary. The result has been the displacement of 13 million of the country’s 50-million people and the creation of the world’s worst humanitarian crisis (UN).
Credit: Democracy Now