Former CIA agent says US can attack Iran on Monday

John Kiriacou, a former CIA agent, discovered in a conversation with Julian Doreyı during a post office based on information received by one of his former colleagues at the White House, an attack on Iran could happen on Monday or Tuesday.

Julian Dorey is a YouTuber and an American podcaster, whose interview program, Trendifier, better known by his name, has gained importance in recent years, broadcast Telegrafier.

The show is built about long conversations and regularly presents guests with experience in security and intelligence, as well as figures known for controversial analysis often echoing in mainstream media.

The last episode presented John Kyriacou, a former anti-terrorism officer at the Central Intelligence Agency. Kiriakou, who suffered a prison sentence after discovering the CIA's use of water torture and for discovering the identity of a secret operative, who has since become a vocal critic of what he describes as Washington's foreign intervention policy.

During the interview, Kiriacoou referred to the ten-day deadline recently issued by the US President for Tehran, demanding the fulfillment of Washington's conditions, including the ban on Iran's missile and nuclear programmes and the interruption of support for mediated groups. He warned against receiving deadlines such as truth.

Well, he'll give you 10 days, give you two weeks and then attack in just two days. He thinks it keeps people out of balance”, he said.

Former CIA agent said that divisions had been formed within the US administration; according to him, a anti-war bloc led by vice president JD Vance and Tulsi Gabbard, along with the director of national intelligence, reports Telegraph, broadcast Periscope.

On the contrary, he described a pro-intervention camp pushing for military action against Iran, led by Secretary of State Marco Rubio and Defence Secretary Pete Hegseth.

Voicing surprise at the change in the position of Joint Army Chiefs, he noted that Trump has reshuffled many senior commanders over the past 12 months, replacing people who are more politically loyal to him.

In the podkas, Kiriakou also argued that high profile reports such as Trump's order to publish documents related to unidentified flying objects may be aimed at turning public attention away from nearby military decisions.

Citing information he said came from a former colleague at the White House, he claimed the US were preparing to attack Iran on Monday or Tuesday, on 23-24 February. /Periscope