According to information obtained by Iran International, signs of dissatisfaction, low morale, financial problems, and desertion are spreading among sections of the Islamic Republic's security and military forces.
Based on these reports, the Law Enforcement Special Units received a notice on Friday stating that salary payments for some units of this force have encountered problems. This is reportedly the third time this year that the payment of salaries for these forces has been delayed. Following this situation, a number of special unit personnel have refused to attend pro-government rallies—a development that, according to informed sources, has also disrupted the deployment process of these forces in some large cities.
Reports reaching Iran International indicate that retirees and some Army personnel have also not received their salaries for the second consecutive month. Some senior commanders of these forces accuse the Revolutionary Guard (IRGC) of using the financial crisis of Bank Sepah to weaken the police force and strengthen other institutions, especially those linked to the clerical establishment.