A terrifying apocalyptic scene of collapse has surfaced in Iran

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A terrifying apocalyptic scene of collapse has surfaced in Iran, circulating online

Reporter : Wang Duruo / Editor : Fang Xun / https://www.aboluowang.com/2026/0511/2382503.html

News circulating within Iran: Police "street shifts" after Israeli strikes turn into a farce. According to a post on the Israeli news account "Mossad Commentary" (@MOSSADil) on the X platform on 10 May 2026, a message purportedly from within Iran is widely circulating, claiming that Iranian police are unable to properly maintain their posts and barracks after the Israeli military strikes, and their operations have become absurd.

The message indicates that due to damage to numerous police stations and security facilities from Israeli airstrikes, some officers are no longer on duty inside buildings, but instead are using car trunks as makeshift armories, meeting with citizens at street intersections, and processing document stamps and signatures. In Iran, a country with nearly 90 million people, the police force is being forced into "street shift work," handling administrative affairs at traffic intersections. The post sarcastically stated, "This is precisely the country Khamenei originally envisioned as a regional power by 2025."

An accompanying photo showed Iranian special police (NOPO) in black tactical gear, armed and on guard, against the backdrop of the Iranian flag, seemingly a contrast to the current "street-like" state of affairs. Background: This news of continued U.S.-Israeli attacks on Iranian security institutions comes as the U.S.-Israeli military operation against Iran, scheduled to begin in late February 2026, has been ongoing for over two months. Since early March, the U.S.-Israeli coalition has launched multiple precision strikes against Iranian police stations, intelligence bases, detention centers, and security headquarters, aiming to weaken the regime's internal stability maintenance forces.

Western media reports indicate that police stations in Tehran and other cities have been reduced to ruins, with surrounding buildings severely damaged. Iranian officials have organized media tours of the destroyed police stations in an attempt to demonstrate "resilience," but images and reports circulating among the public show clear signs of a collapse in the security system.

Israel, on the other hand, stated that the targets included the Iranian Internal Security Command and Basij militia facilities, aiming to cut off the regime's ability to suppress the people.

The authenticity of the news and the reactions are currently unverifiable, and the original source of the message cannot be independently verified. However, similar descriptions have spread rapidly on social media platforms, with some Iranian overseas accounts and pro-Israel media outlets reposting it. Some netizens commented, "92 million Iranians facing a few thousand militiamen patrolling the streets are fully capable of overthrowing the regime." Others have called for an Iranian people to seize the opportunity to revolt.

The Iranian regime is currently facing dual pressures from both inside and outside: continued external military strikes and a malfunctioning internal security system, potentially further escalating public discontent. Whether this event will be the final straw that breaks the Iranian regime remains to be seen. There has been no official statement yet on whether the U.S.-Israeli action will escalate further, but US President Trump previously stated that the operation "could last for weeks," with the goal of completely eliminating the Iranian nuclear threat and promoting regime change.