The Iran–US war has divided global opinion sharply. On one side, the United States and Israel label Iran and its allied groups like Hamas and the Houthis as terrorist networks. On the other, Iran and its supporters accuse the US–Israel bloc of carrying out “state-sponsored terrorism” through military strikes and interventions. <br />In reality, this conflict goes beyond the simple definition of terrorism. It is a complex geopolitical struggle involving power, regional dominance, and strategic interests in the Middle East. Missile and drone attacks have escalated tensions, affecting global stability. India’s position remains balanced—the Modi government has not designated Iran as a terrorist state and continues to call for restraint and dialogue.So, who is the real terrorist? The answer isn’t simple—and that’s where the real debate begins.<br /><br />~PR.516~ED.104~GR.122~HT.408~
