During the New Year celebration Nowruz, Iranians chose their old traditions, while the regime imposed mourning for Imam Ali. More and more, slogans for Reza Pahlavi as leader of a secular Iran.
Marking the Iranian New Year, Pahlavi said that Iran without the Islamic Republic would contribute to "regional stability, global security, and economic growth."
This year, against the backdrop of Ramadan and rising discontent, the celebrations took on an unmistakably political tone.
This momentous period in history heralds the demise of religious despotism in Tehran, the disintegration of the regime of the corrupt, terrorist mullahs.
The Iranian regime is on the verge of collapse; criminal mullahs attempt to distract the Iranian people from uniting behind the leadership of the Prince of Iran.
The internal crisis in Iran has also led to the disgrace, discredit, and despisal of mullah-producing institutions in the cities of Qom, Mashhad, and Tehran.
"This decision was not about silencing me. This was about silencing the Iranian people," Pahlavi wrote on X/Twitter.
A democratic Iran is not only the aspiration of its people but also a strategic necessity for the international community.
The Pahlavi family provides an Iranian opposition.
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