ایران تنها یک پرچم دارد ♥️

.@PahlaviReza, the exiled Iranian crown prince, tells @KatiePavlich the chance for Iranians to challenge the regime could come “in the very near future,” urging civilians to wait until the moment is right. @KatiePavlichNN  MORE: https://t.co/ejYbF9Lh7k

⚠️ Update: #Iran's wartime internet blackout has entered its 14th day with connectivity still at 1% of ordinary levels after 312 hours. As authentic voices are silenced and civilians are left without vital updates, a steady flow of regime-approved content fills the void.

The IRGC and Basij have moved some checkpoints in the Tehran area into tunnels to avoid Israeli drone strikes This comes after dozens of attacks over the last 48 hours

I met in Paris with the exiled Crown Prince of Iran, @PahlaviReza. We discussed in detail the situation in Iran and the region, as well as the U.S. operation against the terrorist regime. The Crown Prince and his team briefed me on signals they are receiving from inside the

"Javid Shah" (Long live the King) People chanting moments after an explosion in Karaj, Alborz Province on Friday, March 13

Iranians chanting "Long Live the Shah (King)!" yesterday. The same day the IRGC threatened an "even stronger" crackdown on anyone on the streets than when they slaughtered tens of thousands of innocent Iranians in January. Iran's bravery is unmatched. https://t.co/weZdTwgRz3

⚠️ Update: Metrics show the internet blackout in #Iran has entered its thirteenth day with the incident surpassing 288 hours. The regime's measure presents a direct risk to the safety, health, and security of civilians who have a right to receive information needed for survival.

Whether it was Mojtaba Khamenei or his IRGC handlers, the first statement from the current regime’s new leader confirms what the Iranian people have known all along: the Islamic Republic is incapable of change. Terror and repression are in its DNA. This latest statement promises

Nearly 47 years ago, when Iran became the Islamic Republic, then–28-year-old Iranian pop star Googoosh found herself exiled in New York City. At the time, her loved ones begged her not to go back—as a superstar musician, she was a symbol of everything the regime hated. But

In @TheFP, Iranian icon Googoosh writes: “Under the transitional leadership of Prince Reza Pahlavi, the son of the late shah, whose name was called en masse in the streets of Iran, the country will move toward free elections”

In war, nations usually flee. Cities empty out, and roads turn into long routes of exile. But have you ever seen a nation that, in the midst of war, does not run away but instead returns home? Have you seen a city where, under the shadow of bombs, the night lights are still on

Google Maps restoring Pahlavi Street in Tehran to its rightful pre-1979 name ♥️

🚨 Following Crown Prince Reza Pahlavi’s call for nightly slogans from rooftops and windows, residents in Tehran are heard chanting “Down with the dictator” as Israeli drones fly over the city.

دیگر هیچ جایی برای مزدوران سپاهی و بسیجی در خیابان امن نیست. پهپادها در شهرک اکباتان نیز در حال گشت‌زنی هستند. برای دقایقی پدافند هم فعال شد. ساکنین عزیز لطفا از ایست‌های بازرسی فاصله بگیرید و در خانه بمانید تا زمان فراخوان نهایی شاهزاده فرا برسد.

The regime’s Fars News Agency is reporting drone attacks on Basij checkpoints across Tehran. 10+ were killed. Such check points house regime thugs who terrorize Iranians and limit protesters coming to the streets. The promised help to the Iranian people has arrived.

هم‌میهنان عزیزم، ما اکنون در مرحله بسیار حساسی از مبارزه نهایی‌مان قرار داریم. از شما می‌خواهم که در اسرع وقت نیازهای ضروری‌تان را تهیه کنید، و به خاطر امنیت خودتان خیابان‌ها را ترک کنید و در منازل‌تان بمانید. هم‌چنان دست به اعتصاب بزنید و سر کار حاضر نشوید. برای نشان دادن اتحاد

Across all 31 provinces, the people of Iran are making their demands crystal clear. All you need to do is listen: https://t.co/VGtc1ydtIm

The Emergency Phase Booklet of "Iran Prosperity Project" is written through a democratic process. The initial draft was published publicly, inviting Iranians' critiques and feedback. Constructive recommendations were incorporated into the final version. https://t.co/MG1yXpdJl9

For Iran's Crown Prince Reza Pahlavi and a network of experts working with him, answering what comes after the fall of the Islamic Republic has become central to their strategy. Through the Iran Prosperity Project, led by @SGhasseminejad at @NUFDI, they say they now have a plan.

Across all 31 provinces, the people of Iran are making their demands crystal clear. All you need to do is listen: https://t.co/VGtc1ydtIm