US EditionIran’s crown prince says ahead of protests that inaction against Tehran encourages bullies
Reza Pahlavi urges global protests and calls for humanitarian intervention to stop regime repression after at least 7,005 protesters were killed, rights groups say.
- On Friday, Reza Pahlavi, exiled son of Iran's last shah, renewed calls for international intervention at the Munich Security Conference and urged Iranians to continue demonstrations.
- Reports say 7,005 people were killed in the crackdown, according to rights groups, while Iranian authorities describe the protests as hijacked by "terrorists".
- On Thursday, Pahlavi urged Iranians to chant from homes and rooftops at 8 pm on Saturday and Sunday, and called for sanctions and diaspora protests in Munich, Toronto, and Los Angeles.
- The US has threatened military intervention while shifting pressure toward nuclear programme diplomacy as President Donald Trump positioned a US aircraft carrier group in the Middle East and said he would soon send another.
- Many protest chants called for the monarchy's return while Pahlavi, 65, has faced criticism for his 2023 Israeli visit amid a divided Iranian opposition.
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The Star Kuala LumpurSon of Iran's last shah urges US military intervention in Iran
MUNICH: Iranian opposition figure Reza Pahlavi on Saturday said US military intervention in Iran could save lives and urged President Donald Trump’s administration not to spend too long negotiating with Tehran’s clerical rulers on a nuclear deal.
Exposed: Leaked docs show monarchists rallying Iranian diaspora to back attack on Iran
Leaked documents reveal pro-monarchist groups, led by Reza Pahlavi, are mobilizing the Iranian diaspora to advocate foreign military intervention, using staged protests, AI tools, and messaging to influence Western policymakers.
While human rights organizations report that thousands of demonstrators have been killed, the son of the fallen shah declared that it was "time to end with the Islamic Republic".
Iran’s crown prince says survival of Tehran government 'sends a clear signal to every bully'
Supporters of Iran ’s exiled Crown Prince Reza Pahlavi rallied on the sidelines of a gathering of world leaders in Germany on Saturday, aiming to crank up international pressure on Tehran.Banging drums and chanting for regime change, the large and boisterous demonstration in Munich was part of what Pahlavi described as a “global day of action" to support Iranians in the wake of deadly nationwide protests. Pahlavi also called for rallies in Los A…
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