President Trump should invite Reza Pahlavi @PahlaviReza to meet with him in the Oval Office and then he should invite @elonmusk to the same meeting and announce free @Starlink for the people of Iran until @khamenei_ir falls.
Reza Pahlavi just recorded this direct message to the Iranian armed and security forces.
If that meeting happens this week or next week, knowing that Hezbollah and the IRGC will no longer be getting oil from Venezuela following Maduro’s capture thanks to President Trump, @PeteHegseth, @SecRubio, and also to @netanyahu knowing that Israel provided intel to take out Hezbollah targets in Venezuela, it’s game over for the Supreme Leader of Iran and the Mullahs.
The Iranian regime will soon face a funding shortage for their Islamic regime with the sanctioned oil being cut off, and the people of Iran have never had a better opportunity for their internal regime change than now.
Hopefully we see that meeting take place soon! @StephenM@SusieWiles@SecRubio
A lot of people, including many Iranians who have paid the highest price in fighting the regime, are unhappy, and for valid and good reasons, with the way the reopening of the Strait of Hormuz and the nuclear negotiations with the regime in Tehran are being handled.
Given President Trump’s track record on Iran, which includes these negotiations but is not limited to them, I believe at this point we should give him the benefit of the doubt while criticizing the MoU and current US posture towards Tehran. After all, he is the president who withdrew from the JCPOA, authorized the strike that killed Soleimani, and twice used military force against the regime.
Two things can be true at the same time: Trump has been the toughest U.S. president toward the regime, and this memorandum of understanding is bad and the current negotiations are on the wrong track. We should not ignore either of those facts.
At the end of the day, those of us who think the regime must go should bring down the regime with the tools we have or reasonably can have not with the ones we wish we had but we don’t and cannot have.
This is the kind of deal that the United States as the military superpower of the world and with the leverage it has over the regime deserves to get from the terrorist mullahs. If President Trump makes this deal majority of Americans will support him and it will define his legacy.
For 77 days, the regime in Tehran has restricted internet access for the Iranian people, trying to silence them and crush their freedom and dignity.
It reeks of desperation from a bankrupt regime that completely lacks legitimacy and fears its own people.
https://t.co/VzH96UfJXA
For 47 years the regime in Iran has waged war on the US and its allies. Today, the regime is weak and the people are prepared to topple it. The right policy today can redefine the next century. I look forward to discussing tomorrow at the @politico Security Summit.
Arming the Iranian people is a sound idea. It requires time, planning, and infrastructure.
In the meantime, when protesters are in the streets, deploying 50–100 MQ-9 Reaper and MQ-1C Gray Eagle over Iran’s ten largest cities for persistent loitering, surveillance, and precision targeting of repression forces on the ground would be a game changer and could accelerate the regime’s collapse.
If Washington decides to pursue such a strategy-plans for it seriously, does the preparatory work, and maintains consistent messaging-mobilizing people into the streets and triggering defections within the regime’s security apparatus becomes entirely feasible.
The Islamic Republic has launched missiles at the UAE, Bahrain, Qatar, Kuwait, Oman, Jordan, Iraq, and Saudi Arabia. It is targeting our Arab neighbors.
These violations of their sovereignty are unacceptable and we condemn them. But this is nothing new.
This is who the Islamic Republic has always been. And this is why it must end.
For nearly five decades, this terrorist regime has sown chaos and bloodshed across our region.
It propped up Assad, turning Syria into a graveyard.
It planted Hezbollah; as a state within a state in Lebanon.
It armed the Houthis to destabilize the Arabian Peninsula.
It empowered militias in Iraq that undermine Iraqi sovereignty.
It attacked the economic hubs of the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia and the United Arab Emirates.
None of this has ever been the desire of the Iranian people, but rather that of the regime occupying our country. Now, however, the landscape has fundamentally shifted.
Assad is gone. Hezbollah has been decimated. The regime’s military nuclear program has been set back. Its economy is in freefall.
The pillars of this regime’s aggression are crumbling.
The Iranian people have paid the price, in blood, to reach this moment. The regime massacred at least tens of thousands of my compatriots in just two days. But it didn’t break the people. Instead, the regime itself is breaking.
Today, history reminds us of our future potential.
Before the revolution, Iran worked closely with Arab leaders — from King Faisal to Sheikh Zayed to King Hussein to President Sadat.
In Oman, my father helped Sultan Qaboos defend his country against insurgency.
We were true partners then. We will be true partners again.
The Iranian people have called on me to lead the transition after the regime is gone. I have accepted that responsibility. Part of their great mandate to me is to return our nation and our foreign relations to normalcy. I will do exactly that.
My commitment is to ensure the transition is orderly, the country is stabilized, and Iranians determine their future through the ballot box. We will not repeat the mistakes of past transitions. We will avoid de-Baathification scenarios and maintain as many bureaucrats and public servants in the transition as possible.
Iranians have made their choice — at an enormous price. Now I ask our friends in the Arab world to join us. To prepare to recognize and engage our transitional government.
We will rebuild our nation not for expansion, but to serve the Iranian people. We will base our diplomatic relations, not on exportation of ideology, but on mutual respect and shared interests. We will reintegrate into the regional and global economy to increase prosperity for the citizens of all of our nations.
Standing with the Iranian people is not charity. It is a strategic investment in making our region one of the most stable, secure, and prosperous in the world.
Together, we can build a Middle East our children will be proud to inherit.
Take this new path with us.
I am Iranian.
I stand with Iran.
I support the USA, Israel and the Persian Gulf countries.
I am against the terrorist Islamic Regime occupying Iran, murdering innocent Iranians, and attacking the UAE.
Iran is not the Islamic Regime occupying us.
Learn the difference.
If you stand with the UAE- REPOST now. Share the picture.Stand against the Islamic regime in Iran. Stand with humanity. Stand with civilization against darkness, against backwardness. Choose your side. Silence is not neutral.
@_A_khalifa@mtrkeh Thanks for recognizing the true enemy of both nations. We’ll be great allies in a near future making the whole region an amazing place to live in with peace and prosperity ✌🏽
Javid Shah!
This region needs peace
and wise people like you.
The Islamic Republic must be
brought down as quickly as possible.
That is the only way to ensure real
security & stability in the Middle East!!
LETS FINISH THE JOB!
To our Arab neighbors: our region is at a fork in the road.
One path leaves the Islamic Republic in power and leads to further crimes against our people and yours.
The other helps Iranians reclaim Iran from this illegitimate regime and returns peace and stability to the region.