US commander claims Trump was ‘chosen by Jesus to unleash Armageddon on Iran’

As that war against Iran wages on in the Middle East, American commanders allegedly told troops that it was all part of God’s plan.

Iran has been on the defensive since the US and Israel joined forces to rain down missiles on the nation on February 28.

The attacks, which is still ongoing, killed Supreme Leader Ali Hosseini Khamenei at his residence in Tehran.

In retaliation, Iran began to attack other Middle Eastern nations, like Kuwait, for example, which killed six American soldiers.

It also attacked Oman, Bahrain, and Dubai, among others.

In the midst of the conflict, President Trump also revealed that it might go on for longer than expected, despite the potential for a huge economic impact on American taxpayers.

With so much going on, you might have thought the whole thing was caused by the years-long tension between Iran’s alleged nuclear capabilities, but according to military leaders – it was God’s plan.

The US and Israel attacked (Photo by Majid Saeedi/Getty Images)

A report has revealed that American troops were reportedly told by commanders that Trump was ‘anointed’ to cause ‘Armageddon’ by attacking Iran.

According to independent journalist Jonathan Larsen on Substack, hundreds of troops have submitted complaints to the Military Religious Freedom Foundation (MRFF), totaling 110 complaints about commanders in over 40 units across 30 military installations.

According to the Mirror US, non-commissioned officers told the MRFF that a combat-unit commander had ‘urged us to tell our troops that this was “all part of God’s divine plan” and he specifically referenced numerous citations out of the Book of Revelation referring to Armageddon and the imminent return of Jesus Christ’.

Apparently, the commander also claimed that Trump was ‘anointed by Jesus to light the signal fire in Iran to cause Armageddon and mark his return to Earth’.

Donald Trump is allegedly part of God's plan to bring about Jesus's return (Getty Stock Images)

The NCO’s letter alleges the commander’s comments ‘destroy morale and unit cohesion and are in violation of the oaths we swore to support the [C]onstitution.;

MRFF President Mikey Weinstein, apparently told Larsen that his office has been ‘inundated’ with similar complaints, explaining: "These calls have one damn thing in freaking common; our MRFF clients [service members who seek MRFF aid] report the unrestricted euphoria of their commanders and command chains as to how this new 'biblically-sanctioned' war is clearly the undeniable sign of the expeditious approach of the fundamentalist Christian 'End Times' as vividly described in the New Testament Book of Revelation."

He added: "Many of their commanders are especially delighted with how graphic this battle will be zeroing in on how bloody all of this must become in order to fulfill and be in 100% accordance with fundamentalist Christian end of the world eschatology."

UNILAD reached out to the White House and US Department of Defense for comment.