Iran Regime Insider Warns of Imminent Attacks on Gulf States and Israel Amid Rising Tensions

Mohammad Marandi, an individual close to the Iranian regime, issued a stark warning on Twitter on Saturday, suggesting that the night could mark the end of normalcy in Qatar, Saudi Arabia, Kuwait, Bahrain, the United Arab Emirates, and possibly Oman. Marandi's warning follows months of escalating threats and is based on statements from the Trump administration. He cautioned that if attacks target Iran's civilian infrastructure, critical infrastructure in these Gulf states, as well as in Israel and potentially Jordan, would be destroyed. Marandi urged people in these regimes to prepare for immediate evacuation.

Simultaneously, an Israeli source told CBS that Israel has not authorized any full resumption of military operations against Iran and has not been asked to join any military action. This statement contrasts with the heightened rhetoric and fears of imminent conflict in the region.

The report also references a missile that likely originated from American or Saudi strikes against Iran, landing in Azerbaijan, as documented on social media. The situation remains tense as regional and international actors monitor developments closely.