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What markets fear most isn’t a headline — it’s silence followed by panic.
In Iran, that silence just broke as confidence inside the financial system began collapsing from the top down.

Over the past hours, reports point to sudden, coordinated withdrawals by politically connected elites, triggering queues, liquidity stress, and emergency responses inside major banks. When those closest to power rush to pull money first, it signals something deeper than public unrest — it reveals that internal trust has already fractured.

BANK RUN Hits Iran — Oligarchs Pull Billions as Banks Begin to Collapse

This moment matters because bank runs don’t start with the public — they start when insiders stop believing the system can survive. This breakdown examines how Iran’s financial pressure reached a tipping point, why oligarch behavior accelerates collapse faster than sanctions alone, and how capital flight turns economic stress into systemic failure.

As money moves quietly and institutions strain behind closed doors, the consequences extend far beyond balance sheets. Banking instability reshapes political control, weakens regime leverage, and accelerates elite fragmentation — often faster than protests or foreign pressure ever could.

From elite withdrawals and financial contagion to regional shockwaves and global implications, this analysis explains why Iran’s bank run is not an isolated event — but a warning sign of a deeper structural breakdown now unfolding.