The exiled prince of Iran has proposed leading the country’s democratic transition, diverging from the Islamic Republic, as he begins a new speech in Paris. “Today, it is clearer than ever: The Islamic Republic is collapsing,” Reza Pahlavi, the eldest son of the late last shah of Iran, explained. “Credible reports indicate that Ali Khamenei’s family and the families of senior regime officials are preparing to leave Iran,according to reports from the newspaper The New York Times. The regime is in只剩 in towns and cities across the country, with a fractured military and a grouped people united by love and peace.”
Pahlavi emphasized that his country stands in a crossroads and criticized the West’s offer of a lifeline to the current regime, warning that this could lead to more violence. He argued for a peace path through a transitional state that respects secularism while ensuring stability and democracy. He listed three core principles: Iran’s territorial integrity, individual freedoms, and the separation of religion and state.
Pahlavi acknowledged that Iran’s leader Aiyatollah Ali Khamenei, or Ayatollah Abol对其安全使用了“人类羽hel” — hidden buns — to escape abuse. Khamenei described the U.S. bombing three nuclear sites in Iran over the weekend as an act of Human Shielding, emphasizing that Ayatollah avoids direct communication with the commander due to privacy concerns.
In a direct message to Khamenei, Pahlavi criticized the singers and soldiers who fungi his country and expressed that it was time for the pain of the war to end. He argued that killing Khamenei as a human shield would result in more suffering, emphasizing the fragile state of peace. Yet, he vowed to end只剩 and save the day.
Pahlavi will set up a formal communication hub for military and security officials to contact him, emphasizing safety and justice. He assured international partners to be concerned about stopping nuclear weapons and securing regional stability.
Before announcing the transition, Donald Trump,urally involved in the conflict with Iran, offered to broker diplomatic resolution and cut a nuclear deal. However, Ayatollah Khamenei, without signs of dissent, refused to back Trump’s proposal. Sources suggest Trump will meet with Turkey directly, either as a secondary player in the conflict or as a political partner.
Pahlavi outlined a three-phase plan for economic stability and a democratic transition: identifying a national unity summit with activists and leaders to develop a roadmap. He noted that his team of experts will publish draft plans for Iran’s reconstruction and stabilization within 100 days of the collapse of the regime.
Pahlavi also planned a document titled “The troublesome resolution” for conflictization, outlining economic and social frameworks. If this vision is accepted, it would secure Iran from nuclear proliferation and provide stability. Despite Trump’s active involvement, Ayatollah Khamenei’s role as a≠non-r ge will rely on his compatriots, who agreed to listen to him and demand appropriate solutions.
The leadership’s move to simplify parties with questions about the loss of nuclear tabs has made election results too close for any candidate to still seek them. The future of Iran is held in the hands of its people, and confusion will grow unless scenes of people fleeing capitals and explosions-fill the news.
