من بهعنوان یک ایرانی، خطاب به جمهوری اسلامی میگویم:
با فقط ۱۲ ساعت مانده به ضربالاجل ترامپ، همین امشب در صداوسیما بهطور شفاف و علنی اعلام کنید که چه بازدارندگی مؤثری برای حفاظت از زیرساختهای کشور دارید.
جمهوری اسلامی حاکم است و وظیفه هر حاکمی این است که در چنین لحظهای، بازدارندگی واقعی خود را به ملت توضیح دهد.
اگر این کار را نکنید، مسئولیت کامل هر پیامد و هر خسارتی که به ایران و مردمش وارد شود، مستقیماً بر عهده خود شماست.
#تا_پای_جان_برای_ایران
For past 27 days internet is completely shut off for all Iranians. But a selected regime backed group granted access via “white SIM cards” just to spread propaganda.
It’s only fair if X shuts down their accounts, or at least labels them as state media or propaganda.
@elonmusk@nikitabier
The members of the Iranian Women’s National Football Team are under significant pressure and ongoing threat from the Islamic Republic. As a result of their brave act of civil disobedience in refusing to sing the current regime’s national anthem, they face dire consequences should they return to Iran.
I call on the Australian government to ensure their safety and give them any and all needed support.
Thank you Elon Musk!
We appreciate you so much and we can't wait to host you and your companies in a free Iran.
"In the past 24 hours, the X accounts of several supporters of the Islamic Republic have been suspended. Amirhossein Sabeti, a representative of the Islamic Consultative Assembly, Mehdi Fazaeli, a member of Ali Khamenei's office, and Yasser Jebraili, a political activist, were among the first individuals whose accounts were suspended. In addition, Meysam Motiee and Mohammad Hossein Poyanfar, two pro-government eulogists, have also been deprived of access to their accounts on this network."
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«هر فردی که میخواهد زنده بماند باید فوراً سلاح خود را زمین بگذارد، نیروهای سرکوب را ترک کند و به مردم ایران بپیوندد.»
#جاویدشاه#ایران_را_پس_میگیریم
#روز_جهانی_زن را به همه زنان با شهامت ایرانی شادباش میگویم؛ به زنانی که با اقتدار در برابر سرکوبگران ایستادند و با شجاعت و شرافت خود، تبهکاران و جنایتکاران جمهوری اسلامی را به زانو درآوردند.
در این روز و در این لحظات حساس، روز زن برای من یادآور نام بانویی است که نماد شرافت، میهندوستی، شهامت و ایستادگی است: بانو #فاطمه_سپهری
او بهزودی از چنگال مزدوران جنایتکارضحاک که خودش به هلاکت رسیده، رها خواهد شد و آزادی را در میان مردم ایران جشن خواهد گرفت. آرزو دارم در آن روز، او را در آغوش بکشم.
🗺️ #لذت_جغرافیا
تنها کشور جهان که در آن مدعیان جمهوری خواهی برای بقای یک توتالیتریسم فاسد و جنایتکار دینی میجنگند و پادشاهیخواهان برای فراهم آوردن این بخت که جمهوری خواهان هم شانس برقراری حکومت مورد علاقه خود را داشته باشند.
Breaking: IRGC members are literally threatening to kill anyone who comes out to the streets.
They’re saying: “If anyone goes out on the street, we will treat them as Israeli soldiers and we have the right to kill them.”
This year’s March 8 arrives as Iran passes through the most decisive chapter of its contemporary history.
Iranian women, who before the upheaval of 1979 enjoyed many rights and freedoms under the law, lost a large portion of those rights and liberties with the establishment of the Islamic Republic. Yet over the past forty-seven years, they have never laid down the banner of the struggle against discrimination and injustice, and have consistently stood at the forefront of resistance against this regime.
International Women’s Day reminds us of the courage of women who stood firm in the streets and universities, in their homes and workplaces, and even in prison and exile — women who paid the price of this steadfastness by putting their lives and futures at risk, and who today, in Iran’s national Lion and Sun Revolution, fight shoulder to shoulder with men for the liberation of the homeland.
In the free, democratic, prosperous, and flourishing Iran of tomorrow, all citizens — regardless of gender — will be equal before the law. Women and men, not in opposition to one another but alongside each other, will build a bright future for the generations to come. Iranian women, who have been pioneers in the struggle for freedom, will also play a decisive role in the day after liberation — in rebuilding the country, strengthening democratic institutions, and advancing Iran’s economic and cultural flourishing.
On this March 8, I honor the memory and the names of all the women who fought for Iran’s freedom and, through courage and sacrifice, kept the flame of hope alive. I have faith that the path of the Lion and Sun Revolution will ultimately lead to the radiant dawn of freedom and justice in Iran.
Long live Iran,
Reza Pahlavi
The narrative that all US interventions fail ignores history. Without action in Korea, 51M people would be under the Kim yoke. In the Balkans, it stopped genocide. The difference between success and failure isn't the intervention itself, but what fills the vacuum afterward.
In Iraq and Afghanistan, the US tried to build "artificial" power structures that lacked historical roots. Regimes fell, but no organic force existed to stabilize the chaos. Iran is different. We do not need nation-building; we have a unifier.
The streets of Iran are already united, chanting @PahlaviReza. Monarchy is not a foreign concept here, it is woven into the essence of our history; like our poetry. It provides the only authority capable of managing a stable transition.
We view the Monarchy as the necessary bridge from theocracy to a future democratic referendum. Unlike Libya, the alternative in Iran is not a void—it is a trusted tradition ready to restore order. Intervention works when the nation is ready to heal itself.