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I honor the memory of the Iranians who have been murdered in Iran’s national uprising: Azna (Lorestan Province): Shayan (Abozar) Asadollahi, Ahmadreza Amani, Mostafa Fallahi, Taha Safari, and Vahab Mousavi Malekshahi (Ilam Province): Reza Azimzadeh, Farez Aghamohammadi, Latif Karimi, and Mehdi Emamipour Marvdasht (Fars Province): Khodadad Shirvani, Mohammadghasem Rousta, Erfan Bozorgi, and Mansour Mokhtari Lordegan (Chaharmahal and Bakhtiari Province): Ahmad Jalil Sarghaleh, and Sajjad Zilayi Qom: Hossein Rabiei, and Mohammad Nouri Kuhdasht (Lorestan Province): Amirhessam Khodayari-Fard Fooladshahr (Isfahan Province): Daryoush Ansari Bakhtiari-Vand Nurabad (Lorestan Province): Ahad Ebrahimpour Abdali Hamedan: Amirhossein Bayati Hafshejan (Chaharmahal and Bakhtiari Province): Soroush Soleimani Neyriz (Fars Province): Amirmohammad Kouhkan These fallen heroes were the pure-hearted, patriotic children of Iran who, in their sacred struggle for Iran's freedom and honor, were murdered by the vicious thugs of this despotic regime. To their grieving families, to their friends and fellow citizens, and to the great nation of Iran, I affirm: I stand with you, shoulder to shoulder, on this irreversible path, and I will not allow the blood of these young lives to have been in vain. I assure you that the masterminds and perpetrators of these crimes will be identified and, without doubt, held accountable. And to Ali Khamenei—the Zahhak of our time and the principal architect of the slaughter of Iran’s youth: you and your criminal network have only hastened your own downfall by spilling the blood of the purest children of this land. We will not relent, and we will continue until the complete dismantling of your anti-Iranian regime. Great and courageous people of Iran, what the world sees in Iran today is the bravery and strength of a people who, with awareness and unity, are reclaiming their destiny and their nation. Remain united and disciplined. The day of freedom is near, and victory will be yours. Long live Iran, Reza Pahlavi