The Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC) finds itself under intensified pressure from the combined military operations of the United States and Israel, leading to significant degradation of its capabilities.
As Iran grapples with a collapsing currency and economic turmoil, the IRGC faces a looming payroll crisis that threatens its operational stability.
The financial lifeblood of the IRGC is intricately linked to Bank Sepah, a state-run institution responsible for funding military salaries, highlighting vulnerabilities in its financial infrastructure.
Recent military actions have raised troubling concerns, including an accidental strike on a girls' school connected to the IRGC's naval base, questioning the reliability of intelligence used in these operations.
Despite being under attack, the IRGC remains far from neutralized, suggesting resilience and the potential for continued influence in regional affairs.
This complex interplay of military aggression and economic strain not only jeopardizes Iran’s national security but also poses a broader threat to the stability of the region.
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