UN activist Mohammed Safa has resigned from his diplomatic post, making serious allegations against the UN amid the ongoing war in the Middle East. Safa has claimed that the UN is planning to use nuclear weapons on Iran. He announced on
Sharing a photo of Tehran in her post, Safa targeted those ‘uneducated, unsuccessful, war-loving’ people who are ‘drooling at the thought of bombing Tehran’. He said, “Tehran is not a sparsely populated desert. There are families, children, pets. There are ordinary working-class people with dreams. Wanting war is a disease.”
Safa stressed that about 10 million people live in Tehran. Just imagine blowing up Washington, Berlin, Paris or London with a nuclear bomb. In another statement, he warned, referring to the nearly 10 million people protesting against ‘No Kings’ in the US and asking “to take the possibility of using nuclear weapons very seriously. It is dangerous, he said. Spread this message around the world. Take to the streets. Protest for humanity and the future. History will remember us. Only the public can stop it.”
what did mohammed safa say
Let us tell you that Mohammed Safa has been a prominent Lebanese human rights activist and the co-founder and executive director of ‘Lebanon Center for Human Rights’ (CLDH). He wrote in his post – “I don’t think people understand the seriousness of the situation because the UN is preparing for the possible use of nuclear weapons in Iran. This is not some sparsely populated desert. There are families, children, family pets. You are sick of making war.
Tehran is a city of approximately 10,000,000 people. “Imagine bombing Washington, Berlin, Paris, London, or beyond, with nuclear weapons.” I gave up my diplomatic career to leak this information. I suspended my duties so as not to be a part of or witness to this crime against humanity in an effort to prevent nuclear winter before it is too late.” “This is dangerous. Spread this message around the world. History will remember us.”
No statement came from UN
Safa stressed the seriousness of the situation in the Middle East, saying that people are not understanding its danger. These allegations have not yet been independently confirmed, and there has been no official response from the UN.