Reza Pahlavi, the son of Iran’s last shah and an opposition leader, said the current authorities in the Islamic Republic are going through the weakest period in their history and will fall sooner or later.
Globalinfo.az reports that Pahlavi appealed to European leaders and the public, urging them to abandon a conciliatory policy towards Tehran and support the Iranian people in their struggle.
He said the main question now is not whether the theocratic government will fall, but when and how quickly this will happen. He believes the international community’s stance in this process is of particular importance.
The Iranian opposition figure described the country’s current political system as a “revolutionary jihadist regime” that has taken control of the state and turned Iran into the global headquarters of international terrorism.
Pahlavi stressed that stability and security in the Middle East cannot be ensured as long as the current leadership remains in power.
He stressed that the swiftest possible removal of the Tehran regime is in the fundamental interests not only of the Iranian people, but also of Europe.
Aliyar Khalil
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