The US attack on Iran breaches commitments under its 'Memorandum of Understanding', although Trump has said the ceasefire with Iran is "over"

Donald Trump at a podium with a microphone looking smug in his suit and tie

The US has recommenced its bombing of Iran — less than a week after Trump’s ‘justice’ department (DOJ) blocked a court-ordered release of further Epstein files.

Epstein revelations, or Trump’s attempts to avoid them, have been so synchronised with the US-Israel war on Iran that it has been dubbed “Operation Epstein Distraction”. The attacks breach the US’s commitments under its ‘Memorandum of Understanding‘ with Iran.

US protecting the guilty

A US judge had ordered the Trump regime to release files no later than 2 July, along with the identities and email addresses of individuals the DOJ had unlawfully redacted.

Under legislation on the release of files, redactions could only be made to protect victims. However, the DOJ redacted details of countless individuals corresponding with serial child rapist and Israeli spy, Jeffrey Epstein. These included co-conspirators who had reminisced about torturing victims and discussed obtaining new child victims.

Iran, along with US taxpayers and military personnel, are paying the price of protecting wealthy and well-connected paedophiles.

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