Reza Pahlavi calls for regime change at Toronto event

During the second Cyrus the Great event in Toronto, Canada, Reza Pahlavi addressed supporters regarding the movement to overthrow the Islamic Republic and establish a free Iran. He outlined a four-pillar revolution based on territorial integrity, the separation of religion from government, equality, and the right to free elections.

Pahlavi claimed that the current Iranian government is in its weakest position, citing internal fractures and distrust within the highest levels of decision-making. He asserted that intelligence and security organizations are shaken by the strength of revolutionary networks and suggested that high-ranking officials are facing instability. He emphasized that the opposition is more organized and determined than ever, countering government claims that dissidents lack unity or a clear plan.

Additionally, Pahlavi highlighted the resilience of the Iranian people, noting that economic hardships and government attempts to influence the public through aid have failed to break the national will. He concluded by stating that the transition to freedom is approaching.