Security Collapse: IDF Estimates Thousands of Iranian Police and Security Forces Killed Under Rubble

As the conflict in Iran marks its ninth day, Israeli intelligence assessments published by Channel 12 reveal a devastating toll on Iran’s internal security apparatus. Estimates suggest that thousands of Iranian police and domestic security personnel have been killed since the outbreak of hostilities on February 28. Across various Iranian provinces, security headquarters and command centers have been reduced to debris, trapping hundreds of personnel beneath the ruins.

Corpses Under Rubble and Strategic Paralysis Security officials emphasize that determining the exact number of casualties will take significant time due to the scale of the destruction. Hundreds of individuals are presumed to remain buried under the remains of buildings struck by Israeli and U.S. airstrikes. This systematic targeting of internal security forces is viewed as a strategic move to dissolve state control, incite internal chaos, and accelerate the regime's administrative collapse.

A Decisive Blow to Tehran’s Air Defense Hub The air campaign has shifted from tactical to structural destruction. Over the past 24 hours, the Israeli Air Force (IAF) executed a massive wave of strikes targeting the Central Air Defense Command Center of the Revolutionary Guard (IRGC) in the heart of Tehran. This facility was the primary hub responsible for managing Iran’s aerial surveillance and coordinating airspace defense. By neutralizing this command center along with its surrounding logistics and communication buildings, the coalition has effectively blinded the regime's ability to monitor or resist incoming aerial threats.