The Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC) faces a critical financial crisis amid escalating tensions with the US and Israel, jeopardizing its operational capacity during a turbulent war and currency collapse in Iran.
Targeted financial strategies by the US and Israel aim to cripple the IRGC, with military strikes significantly impacting their funding sources and infrastructure.
A recent incident where a US strike accidentally hit a girls' school, historically linked to an IRGC naval base, underscores the complexities and risks associated with military operations based on outdated intelligence.
Bank Sepah, a key state-run financial institution in Iran, plays a crucial role in paying the salaries of military personnel, illustrating the tight connection between Iran’s economy and its military power.
Despite suffering setbacks from coordinated attacks, the IRGC remains resilient and has not been fully neutralized, indicating its continued capacity to adapt and operate in hostile conditions.
This unfolding narrative highlights the intricate web of military and financial tactics employed by the US and Israel, reflecting the enduring geopolitical strife in the Middle East.
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