Desperate Ayotollah siphon off millions to Dubai as they prepare for Iran regime collapse

Desperate Ayotollah siphon off millions to Dubai as they prepare for Iran regime collapse Iran's bloody protests have been temporarily quashed but the regime's massive security crackdown cannot be sustained as fearful Ayotollah family and leaders send cash outside Iran Desperate Iranian officials have siphoned off hundreds of millions of pounds to prepare for regime collapse even though the popular revolt has been squashed for now, a new report claims. It says they have diverted cash deposits to banks in Dubai and elsewhere amid fears the banking system will collapse and Tehran’s brutal government could fall imminently. Among them is the Ayotollah’s son Mojtaba Khamenei who has farmed off about £250 million in dollars to a banking establishment in Dubai in case he has to flee. The mass cash diversion was revealed in a fresh report by the US-based Critical Threats Organisation which says the protests have been suppressed for now. Iran intensifies security clampdown as US air strikes put on hold READ MORE: UK on 'high alert' for war as evacuations start from Middle East over Iran strike fears But it adds that the huge effort to put troops and police on the streets and bully protesters - almost 3,000 of whom have been killed - cannot be sustained. A further 20,000 protesters are feared to have been locked up in horrific jails, including many earmarked for executions, which the US claims have been cancelled. Among them is shopkeeper Erfan Soltani, 26, who was due for execution this week, although US President Donald Trump says he has had assurance the killings are not happening. A separate intelligence briefing seen by the Daily Mirror suggests: “Protest areas have been treated as battlefields, hospitals raided and protesters deliberately targeted , maimed and killed. “The regime’s tactics reveal a government at war with its own people. For days vastly different estimates of the death toll in Iran have circulated.” It adds, although the figures cannot be confirmed: “Some human rights organisations place the number at around 2,500 while others suggest it may be far higher, possibly exceeding 20,000.” The Critical Threat report follows major preparations for a US attack on Iran which was suddenly pulled after Trump had “reassurances” from the secretive Tehran government, which he accepted. The new report says: “The regime’s mobilization of security forces to securitize society is unsustainable, which makes it possible that protests could resume when the regime is no longer able to sustain this mobilization. “Mobilizing security forces for long periods of time risks burning out and exhausting these forces.” And it adds that the protests are likely to return, whilst regime figures are diverting their cash deposits. It adds: “Iranian leaders are reportedly moving their US currency reserves abroad, which indicates their lack of faith in Iran’s banking system and may indicate concerns about the future of the regime.” It continues: “Supreme Leader Ali Khamenei’s son, Mojtaba Khamenei, has moved $328 million USD of that total to Dubai.” And it is believed the protests could...

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