Middle East war predictions: 4-13 October 2026

The last time I published war predictions was for the period of 18-29 September 2026, which were largely accurate. For lack of time, I could not publish the following set of predictions. War, though, has continued in the meantime, with Saudi Arabia and Yemen's Ansarallah continuing to trade heavy attacks on each other. There have also been incidents in the Strait of Hormuz.

In the predictions for 4-13 October 2026, western Yemen as well as several parts of Saudi Arabia, including Red Sea coastline and Riyadh Province, look very vulnerable. The Lebanon-Israel-Palestine strip looks highly vulnerable as well to violence in this period, and there are likely to be further incidents and violence in Syria. The Gulf of Oman area and Strait of Hormuz-Qeshm island areas continue to look incident-prone. Nonetheless, even though 4-13 October is a period of heavy violence in general for the world, I foresee very strong violence only in the Yemen-Saudi area in this region; it is Ukraine, including capital Kiev but also Crimea, where I foresee heavy violence in this period. However, this post is for the Middle East.

Now, if my anticipation about the continuation of war during 4-13 October 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 see the actual prediction lines now.

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 3 October 2026 at 21:14 hours UTC. This post won't be edited once it's published.

• Straight line running through 26°36′N, 59°31′E (near Kheyrabad, Sistan and Baluchestan, Iran). Notable incidents of suicides or drowning, copious rains and notable instances of deception or fraud also could occur near the line.

• Line between 26°00′N, 58°30′E (near Mahmali, Hormozgan, Iran) and 23°00′N, 58°34′E (near Dima Wattayeen, Ash Sharqiyah North Governorate, Oman). Notable incidents of suicides or drowning, copious rains and notable instances of deception or fraud also could occur near the line.

• Line between 27°41′N, 55°50′E (near Fin, Hormozgan, Iran) and 24°41′N, 55°49′E (near Al Shiwayb, Abu Dhabi, UAE). Heavy rains, too, likely in this prediction section or near it.

• Line between 27°18′N, 54°30′E (near Gowd Kaz, Hormozgan, Iran) and 24°41′N, 54°27′E (off Abu Dhabi, UAE). Notable incidents of suicides or drowning, copious rains and notable instances of deception or fraud also could occur near the line.

When extended south, the line passes close to the Omani port of Salalah and then close by the Gulf of Aden and the island of Socotra (not shown): earthquake is likely.

• Line between 32°17′N, 48°53′E (near Gotvand, Khuzestan, Iran) and 28°41′N, 48°30′E (off Al Khiran, Al Ahmadi Governorate, Kuwait). Troubles for the wealthy, politicians, religious people, state ministers and bureaucrats, labourers, or industrial/port workers, or strong precipitation also likely near this line.

When extended north, the line passes north to Baku-Astara coastline of Caspian Sea across Azerbaijan-Iran (not shown): earthquakes and accidents likely.

• Line between 25°00′N, 43°51′E (near Nifi, Riyadh Province, Saudi Arabia) and 16°30′N, 42°42′E (off Al Sehi, Jazan Province, Saudi Arabia).

• Line between 35°00′N, 40°06′E (south of Deir ez-Zor, Syria) and 30°00′N, 38°53′E (near Subayhah, Al Jowf Province, Saudi Arabia).

• Line between 32°06′N, 39°47′E (near An Nahidayn, Al Anbar Governorate, Iraq) and 21°11′N, 37°29′E (off Dungunab, Red Sea, Sudan). Troubles for travellers, network outages (power, IT, water, etc.), storms or strong winds, and troubles to authorities or those in high positions also may occur near this line.

• Line between 34°00′N, 35°36′E (off Kaslik, Mount Lebanon Governorate, Lebanon) and 32°00′N, 35°00′E (northwest of Qibya, West Bank, Palestine).

• Line between 32°42′N, 33°10′E (off Zikhron Ya'akov, Haifa District, Israel) and 29°41′N, 32°13′E (near Erban Atekah and Al Manayef, Attaka, Egypt). 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, troubles for state officials, and storms or strong winds also possible 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; the heavy attacks and resulting casualties in Saudi Arabia; 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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