Safa had been serving as a representative of the Patriotic Vision organization, which holds special consultative status with the United Nations Economic and Social Council. He previously held a leadership role within the organization and had been nominated as its permanent representative to the United Nations in 2016.
In his statement, Safa said his resignation followed careful consideration, citing what he described as serious concerns about internal dynamics within the UN system. He alleged that certain senior figures were aligned with influential lobbying interests, though he did not provide specific evidence or identify individuals.
Most notably, Safa warned of what he characterized as preparations for a potential scenario involving the use of nuclear weapons in Iran. He stated that the gravity of the situation was not fully understood by the public and suggested that developments behind the scenes were more serious than widely perceived. His post included an image of Tehran, underscoring the focus of his concerns.
The claims have not been independently verified, and no official confirmation has been issued by UN authorities regarding preparations for any nuclear-related scenario. The remarks come at a time of heightened geopolitical tension in the Middle East, with ongoing conflict and increased military activity raising global concerns about escalation.
Safa’s resignation and allegations add to growing unease surrounding the situation, though international observers continue to emphasize the importance of verified information and diplomatic channels in assessing developments tied to nuclear security and regional stability.
