Britain emptied its Tehran embassy yesterday, after Trump vowed to destroy a bridge or power plant for every ship Iran hits, naming targets inside the capital itself.
France followed a day later.
Germany's remaining staff were reported gone by Friday, with Turkey said to be doing the same.
Larry Johnson spent decades across the CIA and State Department reading precisely this signal, and caution is not the word he uses.
Allied missions do not abandon a capital on instinct.
Somebody tells them to... which points toward strikes on Tehran and, he suspects, an attempt on Iranian LEADERSHIP.
The precedent is chilling.
Britain's embassy also emptied on February 27, one day before the American and Israeli strikes that started this war.
Everything else points the same way: bombers on alert, electronic warfare aircraft inbound, a relay plane sent to cover destroyed radar and satellite links, which he called duct tape on a broken hose.
Plus more than 150 medics deployed to Germany.
Diplomats leave when governments already know what's coming.
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