Arab Analyst Claims: "Iran's Hell Will Begin Tomorrow"
Emirati analyst Amjad Taha claimed that 17 countries have evacuated embassy staff from Tehran and called on European nations to grant the U.S. access to their bases: "The EU needs to show the same courage as Bulgaria."
Emirati analyst and researcher on Middle Eastern affairs Amjad Taha published two posts today, Friday, on the social network X, in which he claimed that Western countries are preparing to expand operations against Iran and called on European nations to assist American efforts.
In the first post, Taha wrote:
"BREAKING: Congratulations. The West is finally starting to act. The GREATEST WEEKEND is about to begin. 17 countries have PULLED embassy staff OUT of Tehran, including the UK, Germany, and some French personnel. Saturday and Sunday will be hell for the Islamic regime in Iran. It will lose control of its islands, its airspace, and its bases. Zero tolerance for terror."
Taha's claim that 17 countries have pulled their embassy staff out of Tehran has not received full official confirmation at this stage. However, the UK announced the temporary withdrawal of its employees from Iran, France withdrew diplomatic staff, and Germany reduced its embassy operations in Tehran against the backdrop of the security situation.
In another post, published a few hours later, Taha wrote:
"The EU needs to show the same courage as Bulgaria, which has backed Donald Trump and approved U.S. access to its air bases despite Iran's threats. If Britain, France, and Germany follow, the Islamic regime in Iran could lose its grip on power within days."
Taha referred to reports that the Bulgarian parliament approved this week for the United States to use the Bezmer air base for logistical support of its activities in the Middle East. The approval allows for the deployment of up to eight refueling aircraft and about 250 crew members at the base. However, the Bulgarian government emphasized that no military operations would be launched from its territory and that the aircraft would be used for refueling missions outside Bulgarian airspace.
As recalled, yesterday, Member of Knesset Moshe Saada caused a stir following remarks he made in an interview with Channel 14. Referring to the tension with Iran and the possibility of escalation, Saada said: "We all know that we are on the verge of an attack in Iran, perhaps even as early as this weekend, those are the assessments."
