Indeed, the U.S. lied about having WMD in Iraq, attacked weddings in Afgha with drones, and called civilian deaths "collateral". Indeed, Israel's operation in Gaza has killed too many people. Yes, India's attack in Kashmir is an example of how security is valued over agreement in government. Every "imperial" power in history has said it was protecting culture while changing the world to fit its own needs. What's different today? We see it in real-time, and still choose who we believe
However, beware of confusing hypocrisy with singularity. Russia, China, Iran, Turkey, and Saudi Arabia all have no moral compass; they just use different PR terms. Civilization is a costume. Strength is the money. And morality is just the wrapping paper we argue over while the deals happen behind closed doors
Here I have to be agreed with your point about few things because these things are not regularly happening specially against Muslim countries due to their personal issues and ego's they fail to take one stance and have things balanced so now big players using their power and influence like happen in Iraq then many other countries are also using same way.
While many big companies are also having their personal interest and doing things which will increase their profit Kashmir and Palestine two issues which needed to be solved decades ago but not done here I have no regret to say it's all about weakness and personal bugs which allowing enemies to take advantage and have control of these territories which not belong to them.