Middle East war predictions: 10-20 September 2026

Owing to an extremely busy personal schedule, I have been unable to publish my regular Middle East war predictions for exactly a month now. Several readers have messaged or emailed me asking when I could resume them, hence I am doing so now, though there could be occasions in the future when I miss them. (I will try not to.)

So where we are at? There has been a strong flare-up and expansion in conflicts in the Middle East in the last three days: Yemen has heartily hit Saudi Arabia, and the Saudis even were reported to have mistakenly bombed their own allies. The predictions for 10-20 September 2026, which you are going to read below, suggest that Saudis are going to take quite a bloody revenge, while they, too, will keep getting hit. The Yemen civil war and Saudi intervention/occupation is a story older than the Iran war, and decades older is Israel's occupation of Palestine, but now, with the Iran war, all conflicts have conflated to a one, bigger war.

As you would know, unless you are a new reader, that I have often predicted late November and December 2026 to see extremely fierce fighting and heavy destruction in the Middle East, particularly in southern Iran and the UAE. (For example, see this July 2026 post.) However, as I noted in a tweet yesterday, I expect a difficult time for global stock markets and heavy conflicts in Muslim lands during September 2026.

Let's visit the 10-20 September 2026 predictions now. As I said, both western and central Yemen as well as western Saudi Arabia look heavily engaged. Bahrain, Kuwait and Qatar, too, as well as southern Iran look in action. Interestingly, northwest Iran and the Kurdish areas of Iran-Iraq also look engaged quite strongly. The Gulf of Oman figures a few times in the predictions (I've not published all the lines), though none of the prediction lines passing through it is highly malefic, but given the surfeit of lines passing through the area, I expect action in the sea there, or near the Pakistan-Iran border or near Omani coastline. Southern Lebanon-Israel continue the fighting. Now for the details.

If my anticipation about the continuation of war during 10-20 September 2026 is wrong, then instead of strong events of a war, one would get relatively "minor" incidents: accidents, landmines exploding, light and moderate quakes, storms, etc. However, the happening of events is near-certain near the prediction lines: the only question that remains is of their intensity. Everything operates in the context of relativity, as astrology is defined by an event's imprint on mass consciousness.

Let's get on now with the actual prediction lines.

PREDICTIONS

Noteworthy malefic incidents, strong ground activity (collapse of buildings and structures, fall of objects to the ground, earthquakes, landslides, etc.), airstrikes and/or notable accidents are likely near (within 250 km of the line, but mostly much, much closer) the following prediction lines. You may extrapolate all lines further at both their ends; I have looked only at the most relevant sections, but events can occur on extrapolated sections of the lines, too.

This post is published on 9 September 2026 at 11:45 hours UTC. This post won't be edited once it's published.

• Straight line running through 26°30′N, 62°16′E (near Ali Abad Bogan, Sistan and Baluchestan, Iran). Troubles for the wealthy, politicians, religious people, state ministers and bureaucrats, or strong precipitation also likely near this line.

• Line between 27°00′N, 59°22′E (near Azarabad, Sistan and Baluchestan, Iran) and 21°36′N, 58°54′E (north of Al Juwairiya, Al Wusta Governorate, Oman).

• Line between 26°48′N, 58°10′E (near Nomgāz, Kerman, Iran) and 23°23′N, 57°55′E (northwest of Samail, Ad Dakhiliyah ‍Governorate, Oman).

• Line between 27°41′N, 51°55′E (south off Dayyer, Bushehr, Iran) and 23°36′N, 51°48′E (southeast of Al Batha, Eastern Province, Saudi Arabia). This is a strongly malefic, violence-prone line. Notable incidents of suicides or drowning, copious rains and notable instances of deception or fraud also could occur near it.

• Straight line running through 29°36′N, 51°48′E (near Mahdiyeh, Fars, Iran). This is a strongly malefic, violence-prone line. Notable incidents of suicides or drowning, copious rains and notable instances of deception or fraud also could occur near it.

When extended south, the line will cross the Al Mahrah Governorate of Yemen, before going by the Gulf of Aden and then going close by Socotra and the Gulf of Aden: I anticipate earthquake here, though of course violent incidents, too, could occur.

• Straight line running through 30°30′N, 48°56′E (near Bandar Imam Khomeini, Khuzestan, Iran). Notable troubles for children, the young, or students, troubles for travellers/tourists, pilots/sailors, mediapersons and diplomats, notable accidents affecting industrial workers, communication troubles/network outages, and storms or strong winds also possible near this line.

• Line between 37°00′N, 46°58′E (near Shirali, East Azerbaijan, Iran) and 32°23′N, 47°01′E (near Manziliya, Maysan Governorate, Iraq). As can be seen, the line passes through or near several Kurdish areas. Notable troubles for children, the young, or students, troubles for travellers/tourists, pilots/sailors, mediapersons and diplomats, notable accidents affecting industrial workers, communication troubles/network outages, and storms or strong winds also possible near this line. Very heavy rains, in particular, are likely in some sections of this line.

On extending south, the line passes very close by Saudi capital, Riyadh, and later on, through central Yemen and the Gulf of Aden (not shown).

• Line between 17°48′N, 44°32′E (near Al Husayniyah, Najran Province, Saudi Arabia) and 13°05′N, 44°39′E (near Am Shaaibi, Lahij Governorate, Yemen). This is a highly malefic, violence-prone line. Notable incidents of suicides or drowning, copious rains and notable instances of deception or fraud also could occur near it.

When extended north, the same line can be described thus: between 31°41′N, 44°08′E (south-southwest of Najaf, Iraq) and 27°11′N, 44°16′E (south-southwest of Qbah, Al Qassim Province, Saudi Arabia).

When extended north to 39°00′N, 43°52′E, the line can be seen passing through the Van-Doğubeyazıt area of Eastern Türkiye (not shown).

• Line between 33°30′N, 34°25′E (off Sarafand, South Governorate, Lebanon) and 30°23′N, 34°45′E (near Mitzpe Ramon, South District, Israel). Troubles to those in high positions also likely. This is a strongly violence-prone line.

• Line between 32°23′N, 32°49′E (off Netanya, Center District, Israel) and 30°53′N, 33°00′E (south of Bir El Abd, North Sinai Governorate, Egypt). Troubles for the wealthy, politicians, religious people, state ministers and bureaucrats, or strong precipitation also likely near this line.

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Note: Regularly updated lists of some of my successful predictions in the past can be found here. They include Ayatollah Ali Khamenei's assassination and the U.S.-Israel-Iran war's beginning and overall conduct so far; popular unrest in Iran; the UAE's troubles in real estate, economy and foreign relations; Keir Starmer's stepping down as UK Prime Minister; Brown University and Bondi Beach mass shootings; India's trade troubles with the U.S. and worsening economy; the CBSE and NEET examination scandals in India, and the subsequent strong protests against and troubles for Modi government in late July 2026; the Twelve-Day War; the timing of India's missile strikes on Pakistan; the death of Pope Francis; Trump win; several elections correctly called; and numerous earthquakes, accidents and other disasters (such as the Gyirong Port Nepal-Tibet landslide; UPS plane crash in Kentucky or the Boeing B-52 bomber crash in California; the Switzerland, Hong Kong, Dhaka, and Ōita fires; or the Aomori, Sanriku, Iwate, Kumamoto, Shigatse, Kamchatka, Venezuela and Western Cuba notable earthquakes).

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