Wars against iran

On February 28, 2026, the United States and Israel launched coordinated strikes against Iran, targeting military facilities and regime leaders, triggering a massive missile and drone counterattack and sparking a new regional conflict. In light of these events, the question becomes crucial: Is this war the result of a real threat, or the culmination of decades of misunderstandings, strategic rivalries, and political narratives?
 
Drawing on official documents, intelligence reports, and largely unknown events, this book dismantles the dominant narratives that shape our perception of Iran. From the translation error that led to the belief that Tehran wanted to “wipe Israel off the map,” to the nuclear issue, accusations of terrorism, the attacks in Lebanon, the tanker war, and the assassination of General Qassem Soleimani, the author examines a series of cases where disinformation, oversimplifications, and manipulation have often replaced analysis.
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