IRGC terrorists struggling to make ends meet: "There is not enough money"

The economic crisis in Iran is no longer confined to the streets – it is beginning to penetrate deep into the power mechanisms upon which the regime relies. According to our source living in Iran and very close to the Revolutionary Guards, soldiers and security personnel are currently receiving salaries that are simply no longer enough to live on – and in some cases, terrorists in the organization are already leaving the service because they cannot make a living.

According to the source, members of the Revolutionary Guards have left Iran for Russia and some for other destinations – and this is perhaps the most worrying sign for the regime. Because when the crisis hits the citizens, it is a problem. But when it begins to dismantle the very people who are supposed to protect the regime – that is a completely different problem. According to the source, there is simply not enough money in the system. If Donald Trump continues like this, the economic crisis will gradually turn from a crisis of the public into a crisis of the regime itself.

In addition to the severe sanctions imposed, there is an acute shortage of foreign currency in Iran, the purchasing power of salaries is eroding rapidly, and the prices of basic products are skyrocketing. Just to understand the magnitude: the prices of chicken have risen three to four times within a year, while the Iranian currency continues to erode.