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Son of late shah urges Iranians to break with Islamic republic

13 June 2025
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Son of late shah urges Iranians to break with Islamic republic
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Reza Pahlavi, son of Iran’s late shah, urged the country’s security forces to abandon the cleric-run regime, expressing hope for its downfall amid escalating tensions with Israel. Blaming Supreme Leader Khamenei for dragging Iran into conflict, he called for unity among the military and the people, promoting a vision for a secular democracy rather than a restoration of the monarchy.

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