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[Azad Andalibi @AzadAndalibi]

این عکس را بهترین عکسِ تاریخِ ایران می‌دانم. این عکس نیست، تاریخ است. قاب‌بندیِ یک تاریخ و یک رؤیاست. این دو ایرانیِ میهن‌پرست، دو شاه، دلمشغولِ رؤیای مشترک‌شان: ایران.

[Ramin Fallah @ramaeenn]

۴ و ۵ مرداد؛ سالروز آسمانی شدن دو ابرمرد تاریخ ایران

#جاویدشاه

[aminbehroozi_2 @AminBehroozi2]

رضاشاه نبود الان شناسنامه نداشتی
رضاشاه نبود الان لباس مرتب نداشتی
رضاشاه نبود الان مقبره شعرا رو نداشتی
رضاشاه نبود الان ادارات نداشتی
رضاشاه نبود الان دانشگاه نداشتی
رضاشاه نبود الان بیمارستان نداشتی
رضاشاه نبود الان صنعت نداشتی
رضا شاه بزرگ جاودانه ۴ مرداد

#رضا_شاه_روحت_شاد

[𝐒𝐨𝐡𝐞𝐢𝐥👑 @soheili84]

تنها عکس #رضاشاه_بزرگ با لباس شخصی در دوران پادشاهی.

امروز ۴ امرداد سالگرد درگذشت بزرگمردی‌ست که اگر امروز جغرافیایی بنام #ایران وجود دارد، تماماً مدیون زحمات او هستیم.
روانش شاد
#جاویدشاه

[Laura Loomer @LauraLoomer]

Ukraine is now killing Iranian Islamic terrorists who are trying to murder US soldiers.

Thank you, Ukraine!

This comes after Zelenskyy announced today that Ukraine has solid intelligence Russian satellites have been and currently are helping Iran strike the US military and kill US soldiers in the Middle East.

[آتئیستم @Iran1Asl]

چهار مرداد؛ سالروز درگذشت آغازگر مدرنیسم و بنیانگذار ایران نوین

#رضاشاه_روحت_شاد

[فلات ایران @IranianPlateau]

پاینده ایران

[aminbehroozi_2 @AminBehroozi2]

"Rest in peace, great man"

[AlireضA 369 🇮🇷🇮🇱🇺🇸👑 @Alireza7553]

این خودش یه رفراندومه ✌️😁
#جاويدشاه‌

[America Army @AmericaSpoof]

BREAKING🚨

Iran could be on the verge of a historic political change. Reza Pahlavi could emerge as the country’s next king

[Dr Ryan Ferson @RyanFerrson]

حرف حساب!

[Aria (Support) @ariiaban]

به یاد پدر که هرچه کرد برای عشق به ایران بود و سربلندی مردمش.

[Reza Pahlavi Communications @PahlaviComms]

Statement Regarding Recent Social Media Clips from Prince Reza Pahlavi’s Reuters Interview:

Yesterday a short clip of Prince Reza Pahlavi’s recent hour-long interview with Reuters was shared on social media. In it, he refers to his strategy of seeking defections from the Islamic Republic to ensure a more peaceful transition. The clip was cut and shared out of context and does not reflect the entirety of the Prince’s position and defections strategy.

The Prince has always believed that criminal elements of the regime should face justice for their crimes but that those who wish to join the movement against the regime, be part of a peaceful transition, and help build Iran’s future, should be welcomed.

In June 2025, in order to streamline and professionalize this process the Prince announced the “National Cooperation” platform. The platform, monitored and managed by a team of technology, data, and security professionals, allowed for the processing of a far greater number and a more strenuous vetting of potential defectors. The platform was broadcast into Iran via the most-watched satellite broadcast in the country, Iran International.

In the months that followed, tens of thousands signed up for the platform from across Iran’s political, military, and bureaucratic institutions. Thousands were members of the armed forces. Others occupied positions in civil institutions. Among those were senior regime and military officials, verified by their national identification cards. Others were members of the armed forces who were later killed in the January 8th and 9th uprising. All were keen to break from the regime and support the national movement against it.

The “National Cooperation” platform has since been updated and improved and continues to engage potential defectors across the state apparatus. More information will be provided on this platform in the coming weeks.

This background gives relevant, additional context to the specific answer the Prince gave to a specific question, regarding an interview he gave in 2018, both of which are reflected below:

“QUESTION:

You've said in a 2018 interview on Iran International that you've had dialogues with members of the IRGC and the Basij. More recently, you've asked some of them to defect.

What exactly is your position on the IRGC?

PRINCE REZA PAHLAVI:
Again, that's a great question. Thank you for asking it, because a lot of things have to be clarified.

After the Green Movement, and closer to the time when the Woman, Life, Freedom movement began, I started receiving direct messages on social media from people saying, 'I'm a Basiji in Mashhad,' or, 'I'm a member of the IRGC in such and such place. We hate this regime. We're not with them. We're looking for an opportunity to break away,' and so on.

When I told the media that I was in touch with elements like that, it was in that context. It's not that I was talking to the IRGC command. Not at all.

But there were elements of the Basij, the Sepah, and of course the military as well, who would communicate with me discreetly, as a sign that this was their position...”

The Prince remains firm in his belief that the Islamic Republic will be defeated with national cooperation, national solidarity, and national unity bringing together Iranians of all backgrounds and will continue and expand his efforts to secure political and military defections from the criminal regime as a means to bring about the end of its reign of terror.

[AmirBahador Jafari @Amirbahador_j]

قابی از #شرافت ♥️🤍💚

[سالهای ابری @cloudyyearss]

عادل فردوسی پور شریف و عزیز و وطن پرست 💚

[Arash Hashemi • آرش هاشمی @iaaraash]

آقای جاودانی؛ شما هم خیلی کار درست هستی. یه «دمت گرم» بهت بدهکار بودیم عزیز

[Clash Report @clashreport]

Reza Pahlavi:

My position as a transitional leader is: I'm not the destination. I'm a bridge to the destination.

In order to be a neutral arbiter, I'm completely above the fray. I'm not taking sides either for a monarchy or for a republic.

My job is to make sure that there's a healthy debate, and at the end people decide what is it that they actually would prefer to have as the final form.

Source: Reuters

[Majiqu 🫆 @saeid_majiqu]

یعنی هر کی رو بتونی ساکت کنی خدادا رو نمیتونی ساکت کنی

بیا بگو 140میلیارد رو برای چی گرفتی گروهبان
بابت انجام چه کاری
بابت کدوم افتخار

خداداد خط فکریش رو هم که میدونی 😉
دیگه نمیتونی بهش برچسب امنیتی هم بزنی
چه شود

[Persian Soccer @PersianFutbol]

“You cannot silence us by force simply because you failed to deliver results.

What do Adel Ferdosipour, Ali Daei, Khodadad Azizi, or Firouz Karimi have to do with your failures? We are not the problem. You are obsessed with your critics, while we are rightfully focused on you as Iran’s national team manager.

You didn’t get the results. It’s as simple as that.

You keep saying that anyone who criticizes you must have the proper credentials. Yet you have criticized Carlos Queiroz in the past, despite not having even one-thousandth of his résumé. He has coached Portugal, Real Madrid, and Manchester United. With what résumé or credentials do you speak about him?

You believe you can criticize someone far more accomplished than you, but no one is allowed to criticize you?”

Khodadad Azizi brilliantly dismantles Amir Ghalenoei's hypocrisy. He exposes the double standard of a manager who demands immunity from criticism while freely attacking people far more accomplished than himself.

Accountability comes with the job.

If you welcome praise, you must also accept scrutiny. Even more troubling is Ghalenoei's authoritarian streak—rather than answering his critics, he has tried to enlist regime officials to silence them instead. That is the mentality of someone who fears accountability, not someone confident in his results.

[Majiqu 🫆 @saeid_majiqu]

خداداد چرا نباید انتقاد کنیم

مگر از علی دایی و کریم باقری بزرگتر داریم

ببین چقدر لوزری گروهبان که هیچ کس تحملت نمیکنه
مردک دنبال پرونده سازی هم هست

همین قانون باید تحقیق کنه تو چرا اصلا پاداش ۱۵۰ میلیاردی گرفتی
و کل پول رو پس بدی به خزانه دولت
این پول حق بچه های ایرانه