Top US commander: Iran’s proxies are sending money back to IRGC due to cash crunch

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The commander of US Central Command (CENTCOM) announced in a new report that Iran's proxy groups are returning funds to the IRGC due to economic pressures and a cash crunch. The senior military official emphasized that this trend demonstrates the impact of sanctions on Tehran's proxy network.

Furthermore, the CENTCOM chief stated that the United States has successfully blocked $25 billion worth of Iranian oil exports. This action is part of broader Washington efforts to limit the financial capabilities of the regime ruling Iran to support destabilizing activities in the region.

The commander of US Central Command announced that Iran's proxies are returning funds to the IRGC due to a cash crunch. This report comes as tensions in the Middle East remain high due to attacks by Yemen's Houthis, and Britain has updated its travel advice for Saudi Arabia.