Al-Farah Warns of a Chaos Scenario, Asserting: Violating Iran Is a Gateway to a U.S.–Zionist Project Threatening Regional Capitals
At a highly sensitive regional moment, the contours of a new aggressive project led by the United States—backed by the Zionist enemy—are coming into view. The project relies on exploiting chaos and unrest as preparatory tools for military intervention and the forcible redrawing of spheres of influence.
From this standpoint, Mohammed Al-Farah, a member of the Political Bureau of Ansar Allah, issued a stark warning against turning ongoing events into a “legal cover” for violating state sovereignty. He stressed that targeting Iran today is merely the opening move in a trajectory that could extend tomorrow to major regional capitals.
Al-Farah cautioned against the internationalization of acts of unrest and their conversion into an open-ended pretext for U.S. military intervention, arguing that what is being prepared for Iran represents a ready-made model for replication in other countries—within a Washington-led project to reshape the region by force and through engineered disorder. He emphasized that this approach does not target a single incident; rather, it establishes a new rule: any internal disturbance can be internationally leveraged as a “human rights file” or a “humanitarian crisis,” paving the way for intervention and military pressure.
In a direct assessment of the consequences of this path, Al-Farah underscored that Riyadh and Ankara would be among the first to pay the price should this model be entrenched. Accepting the violation of Iran under the banner of “supporting unrest,” he said, effectively opens the door to a familiar scenario: waves of internal instability swiftly exploited, followed by U.S. threats of air power—turning sovereignty into a bargaining chip in Washington’s hands. He noted that concern at this stage is not a political luxury, but a duty imposed by the nature of the moment.
Al-Farah explained that the picture has become clear: groups may suddenly emerge, openly declaring ties with the Zionist enemy, fomenting unrest, and targeting places of worship and security institutions. Any official effort to restore order is then portrayed as repression, before the criminal U.S. president Donald Trump appears, brandishing bombers and military threats. What is unfolding, he said, is a deliberate engineering of chaos in which media, political, and military roles are fully integrated.
The Ansar Allah Political Bureau member affirmed that the scope of targeting does not stop at Iran’s borders. He stressed that Egypt has every reason to be concerned if the same scenario were replicated in Cairo’s streets, and that Islamabad is not immune to the same logic—nor are other major Islamic capitals listed in the plans of Trump and Netanyahu to subject the region to direct American dominance. The discussion, he said, is no longer about isolated files, but about a comprehensive project to alter balances of governance and sovereignty.
Al-Farah further noted that the American project has moved beyond targeting the Axis of Resistance, disarming Hamas, or pressuring Sana’a. The U.S. ceiling, he said, has risen unprecedentedly and now points openly toward toppling major Islamic governments and imposing compliant models of rule—threatening state stability and sovereignty and ushering the region into a prolonged phase of systematic turmoil.
He concluded by stressing that the current phase is extremely dangerous and allows no room for complacency, calling for genuine preparedness, constant vigilance, and high political and popular awareness to confront an aggressive project that uses chaos as a tool and military intervention as cover—seeking to reshape the region according to U.S.–Zionist will, at the expense of peoples’ security and states’ independence.