US EditionExiled Iranian crown prince says regime is 'crumbling' after killing of Khamenei, other leaders
Reza Pahlavi accepted leadership to guide Iran's transition after regime strikes killed Supreme Leader Khamenei, aiming for stability and democratic elections, he said.
- Reza Pahlavi, exiled crown prince and son of the late Shah Mohammad Reza Pahlavi, said he is ready to lead Iran if the current government collapses after many Iranians asked him to guide a transition.
- With no successor announced, Iran is currently governed by a temporary leadership council, following operations last weekend that killed Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, which he said was caused by operations resulting in his death.
- Pahlavi argued, calling for rebuilding ties with Western countries and Israel and urging Arab states to support a future transitional government, emphasizing only the ballot box should determine Iran's future.
- Roughly, the domestic picture shows growing street readiness and elements of the regime are 'crumbling,' Pahlavi said he aims to restore stability and let Iranians decide through elections.
- Looking to the region and economy, he argues that a democratic Iran would boost regional stability and open large U.S. economic opportunities, including more than $1 trillion in revenue over a decade.
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A week after a series of military attacks that destroyed Iranian leadership, the opposition figures spoke again openly about the possibility of profound changes in the country. Among them is the exilated Iranian heir prince, who claims that the current political system is facing a decisive moment.
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Exiled Iranian crown prince says regime is 'crumbling' after killing of Khamenei, other leaders
Iran Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei's death has created a pivotal moment for change, exiled Crown Prince Reza Pahlavi said, describing the Islamic Republic as "crumbling."
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Reza Pahlavi says he accepted a mandate to lead a short, orderly transition if Iran’s regime collapses, stressing stability and elections while Washington — and President Trump in particular — has withheld formal endorsement. The post Pahlavi Accepts Interim Role to Guide Iran Toward Elections appeared first on News Addicts.
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