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Reza Pahlavi Urges National Uprising as Iran’s Regime Wobbles

He detailed a step-by-step plan for democratic transition after Khamenei’s ouster.

«Notre dirigeant se cache dans un bunker comme un rat»: le prince héritier d’Iran se pose en alternative au régime des Mollahs
Par sa position, son aura, son réseau, Reza Pahlavi pourrait-être l'une des clés pour l'avenir de l'Iran. 

Overview

  • In a video posted on X, the exiled son of Iran’s last shah called for citizens to rise up and depose Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, whom he described as hiding in a bunker.
  • Pahlavi asserted that the Islamic Republic is on the brink of collapse and said only a nationwide revolt can end its 46-year campaign against Iranian society.
  • He outlined a 100-day roadmap for a transitional government featuring free elections and democratic reforms once the current regime falls.
  • The prince urged civilians, police and military personnel to engage in civil disobedience, boycott state institutions and defect from what he labeled a corrupt regime.
  • Observers note that Pahlavi’s limited popularity inside Iran and his pro-Israeli ties could undermine his appeal among a populace wary of foreign influence.