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    Nach Angaben des US-Finanzministeriums überweisen die Führer von Teheran riesige Geldsummen aus dem Iran


    Nach Angaben des US-Finanzministeriums überweisen die Führer von Teheran riesige Geldsummen aus dem Iran

    https://www.iranintl.com/en/202601156396

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    1. CircumspectCapybara on

      The walls are closing in for the Ayatollah (if he’s not already on a plane to Russia) and all his cronies in the current regime of the Islamic Republic of Iran and the IRGC.

      Israel totally dismantled Iran’s integrated air defense apparatus last year, took out their ballistic missile launchers, command and control elements, and sent their highest level IGRC leadership to early retirement.

      Iran once indisputably ruled the Middle East with their powerful terrorist proxy forces, but now Iran’s out of terrorist friends. Hamas, gone. Hezbollah, gone. Houthi rebels, seriously degraded. The Assad regime fell and neither Iran nor Russia could lift a finger to stop it.

      The Ayatollah’s rumored to already have his exit plan to Russia lined up, which is smart, remembering how US airstrikes helped rebels topple the Assad regime, and now Iranian skies are wide open, and he saw what the US did to Maduro. The writing’s on the wall. A lot of IRGC leadership is either making arrangements to get out of Iran, or else is already plotting a coup.

    2. TheBoundlessOcean on

      If the regime is moving money out this fast, they know something big is coming!

    3. Otherwise-Sun2486 on

      All that money is going into Bitcoin ya see those huge jumps in Bitcoin all coming from Iran cuz their currency is collapsing

    4. Cameos_red_codpiece on

      > „1.5 billion dollars have been transferred out of Iran in the last hours, not through banks but via cryptocurrency with one clear destination: Dubai,“

      I am stupid when it comes to crypto. Isn’t it supposed to be detached from a location?

    5. qwertyqyle on

      Gonna buy their freedom in spend the rest of their days at The Fletcher Memorial Home.

    6. ComplicationOnRS on

      To put it into perspective they were going to provide weekly stipends of $2 USD to their citizens.

    7. pgess on

      Yeah, it’s mostly about cryptocurrency transactions, but I just imagined for a second the sheer incredulity on a bank owner’s face upon seeing massive transaction requests, suddenly realizing that high officials had fled. With likely only a few hours until the regime falls, the bank now faces the daunting task of figuring out how to transport actual cash and gold across the border, left to manage the heavy lifting all alone.

    8. Second2breakfast on

      Its pretty sad that for the last couple of decades iranian people were practically being robbed daily by this islamic institution for fullfilling their selfish ambitions.

      Ayatollah didnt act like a government. A government takes care of its people. He made the whole iranian population work for him in return for nothing. A once great society now has no water , no money and no rights.

    9. HolyX_87 on

      If the US strike Iran then Israel will get drawn in by Iran missile attacks which will bring Iran vs Israel 2.0. This time I don’t think Trump strop Israel Israel from decapitating the Iran leadership. The Ayatollah may not live long enough see the end of conflict.

    10. OlderThanMyParents on

      I hate that I don’t trust my country to tell the truth about what’s going on in Iran. Not that I could personally do anything about it, but…

    12. Sleepybystander on

      Iran International (Iranintl.com) is owned by Volant Media UK Ltd, a London-based company whose ownership traces back to a Saudi Arabian/British citizen, with past major shareholders including Saudi businessman Fahad Ibrahim Aldeghither. The network operates editorially independently but has faced accusations from Iran regarding its coverage, labeling it against the Islamic Republic. 

      Key Details:

      Parent Company: Volant Media UK Ltd.

      Ownership Structure: Owned by a Saudi Arabian/British individual; past documents show Saudi nationals as significant shareholders.

      Operations: Headquartered in London, with staff and bureaus in various global cities, broadcasting in Persian.

      Sister Channel: Also owns Afghanistan International TV (AITV).

      Independence Claims: The channel maintains it is editorially independent, though Iran has strongly criticized its reporting.

    13. Personal_titi_doc on

      Cool now show the usa side…oh wait its moving into private bank accounts!

    16. Old-Information3311 on

      Believing anything the us government says about what the leaders of iran are doing would be insane.

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