REZA PAHLAVI URGES IRANIANS TO ELIMINATE REGIME AMID ISRAELI STRIKES
In a significant development, Reza Pahlavi, the son of Iran’s last Shah and a key figure in the Iranian opposition, has urged his compatriots to seize the moment and lead a final uprising against the mullah regime that has governed the nation since 1979. Speaking to BFMTV, Pahlavi believes that the weakening of the Iranian regime due to recent Israeli strikes provides a unique opportunity for the Iranian people to seek liberation.
Twilight of the Mullahs: A Call to Uprising
During his interview with BFMTV, Pahlavi emphasized that the recent Israeli strikes have significantly weakened the regime, making it vulnerable. He urged his compatriots to capitalize on this situation and put an end to the Islamic Republic once and for all.
“The majority of my compatriots want the end of this regime,” said Pahlavi. “This time the situation has changed; the regime is bloodthirsty and collapsing, with its repression instruments increasingly annihilated every day.”
The Grim Reality of Iranian Repression
The Islamic Republic has intensified repression following the 2022 movement sparked by the death of Mahsa Amini. At least 975 people were executed in 2024, and the regime continues to use the death penalty to silence dissent and maintain its grip on power.
Defection Calls and International Support
Pahlavi has appealed to military, police, and civilian personnel who have supported the mullah regime to defect. He urged them to join the side of the future and warned that those involved in the suppression of the people will face justice. Additionally, Pahlavi called upon Donald Trump and European leaders to abandon the policy of appeasement and support the Iranian people’s desire for freedom.
“The only option is the total elimination of this regime,” declared Pahlavi. “The real threat is this regime that has taken my compatriots hostage for 46 years.”
The Road to Secular Democracy
Reza Pahlavi, widely recognized but also controversial, positions himself as the facilitator of a transition to a secular democracy. He advocates for a stable and peaceful Iran, facilitated through open elections that allow the people to decide their future. Despite his status, historians like Jonathan Piron point out that Pahlavi remains a contentious figure, representing an imperial regime often disliked by many in Iran.
For decades, supporters and critics alike have debated the future of Iran, and Pahlavi’s latest call to action echoes the aspirations of those who seek a democratic alternative to the current regime.
The EverGreen Importance of the Issue
The developments in Iran have broader implications for global peace and stabilization efforts. As the Iranian people continue their quest for freedom, the world watches closely, recognizing the potential for a democratic change that reverberates beyond Iran’s borders.
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