قلعه لبنان و جیب خالی نیروی انتظامی

Billions of dollars buried under southern Lebanon — while an Iranian police officer has 2.7 million tomans left on his card. Decades of planning. Billions of dollars. All poured into the Islamic Republic's largest military fortress in southern Lebanon — money taken, as the narrator puts it, "from the throats of the Iranian people." The result, in their own words: 🔹 "One tray of eggs and a kilo of fruit cost me a million tomans." 🔹 "I have 2.7 million left. I don't even know how I'll get to work." 🔹 "They pay me 27 million a month. What are ordinary people supposed to do?" This is not a street protester. This is a member of the regime's own security forces, hungry, on camera. School milk money in Iran became concrete and tunnels in Lebanon. And when people finally protest the prices, they're smeared as traitors. If the enforcers are broke, what's left for everyone else? Share this with anyone who still calls it "national security." Tell us what you think below. منبع / Source: https://youtu.be/PFOLeCmnGPU?t=547#ایران #جمهوری_اسلامی #حزب_الله #لبنان #گرانی #اعتراضات_سراسری #Iran #IranProtests #Hezbollah #Lebanon #اقتصاد_ایران #فقر #MiddleEast #IRGC #نیروی_انتظامی #تحریم #خامنه‌ای #IranNews #Inflation #RegimeChange #مردم_ایران #بیانیه #خاورمیانه #Tehran