Crown Prince of Iran Urges End to Islamic Regime in Historic Call

In the wake of President Donald Trump’s powerful and precise military strike that left Iran’s nuclear capabilities in ruins, exiled Crown Prince Reza Pahlavi has issued his most decisive call yet for the fall of the Islamic Republic. Declaring this moment “our Berlin Wall,” Pahlavi laid out an ambitious roadmap for a peaceful, democratic transition that would finally free the Iranian people from the grip of a theocratic dictatorship.

Speaking from Paris just a day after Trump demanded regime change in Iran, Pahlavi condemned Supreme Leader Ali Khamenei’s “corrupt destructive faction,” blaming him for dragging Iran into conflict and economic ruin. “He has driven our nation’s economy to the brink of collapse, plundered our national infrastructure, squandered the nation’s wealth on nuclear weapons, shattered our security, and stolen the people’s sovereignty,” Pahlavi said.

Pahlavi’s powerful address included these major developments:

• Military fracturing: According to Pahlavi, credible reports indicate Khamenei’s inner circle is preparing to flee the country, while the Iranian military is splintering.

• Direct outreach to Iranian forces: He announced a secure channel for military and police to contact his team directly, signaling a growing underground movement ready to defect.

• Plan for democratic transition: Pahlavi laid out a three-stage “Iran Prosperity Project” for national recovery, backed by global investors and experts.

Pahlavi’s comments followed Trump’s call to “Make Iran Great Again,” a bold echo of his signature promise to America. Trump’s recent action against Iran’s nuclear facilities sent a clear message: the U.S. will not tolerate regimes that fund terror and pursue weapons of mass destruction. Satellite images confirmed that Fordo, Natanz, and Isfahan were obliterated, knocking out Iran’s core enrichment capabilities.

Still, Pahlavi warned the regime’s nuclear ambitions remain and that Tehran could turn to rogue nations like North Korea. “Destruction of facilities alone won’t deliver peace,” he said. “Only the regime’s collapse and a democratic transition can achieve lasting stability.”

Unlike past opposition efforts, Pahlavi’s strategy includes concrete political and economic planning. His three foundational principles are:

• Territorial integrity

• Individual liberty and equality

• Separation of religion and state

To drive this vision forward, he plans to convene a national unity summit with activists, professionals, and dissidents to map out Iran’s future. Meanwhile, the Iran Prosperity Project will guide the country through emergency stabilization, government establishment, and long-term normalization.

His speech drew emotional weight from the story of Javad Heydari, murdered during protests over Mahsa Amini’s death, and his sister’s cry “Where shall we go to flee from your tyranny?” Neighbors responded: “We’re not going anywhere. They are the ones who’ve got to go.”

With Iran’s regime crumbling from within, Pahlavi’s call represents a historic opportunity for the West to stand with the Iranian people not the mullahs. As he said, “Now is not the time for hesitation. Now is the time for principled action.”

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