Exiled Prince Reza Pahlavi In A Broadcast Vows Supreme Leader Ali Khamenei, Will Account For The Death Of Thousands Of Iranians Killed During Nationwide Unrest.

Reza Pahlavi: “A letter to Ali Khamenei, the leader of the occupying regime of Iran:

“You are an anti-Iranian criminal. You have neither honor nor humanity. Your hands are stained with the blood of tens of thousands of Iranians; the blood of children; the blood of youth; the blood of the innocent.

“You, your regime, and all your mercenaries will be held accountable for every single drop of blood you have spilled; without exception.

“We neither forgive. Nor forget. Nor retreat.

“Just as the Nazi criminals were tried and punished at Nuremberg, you and your accomplices will also be tried and punished; in the court of the Iranian nation.

“Your end is disgrace; eternal shame.  No crime will go unanswered. 

“Your name is recorded; along with all the commanders, perpetrators, and accomplices. 

“There is no escape route. You will have no place to hide.  The murderers of the Iranian people will have no immunity.

“And you, the great nation of Iran; My brave children;  My grieving yet resolute sisters and brothers: You are not alone. 

“Your steadfastness has changed history.  You stand at the forefront of freedom.  And we are closer than ever to the end of this regime.  This regime is cracked. Its power is exhausted. Its fall has begun.

“Have faith in yourselves; in your unity; in your courage; in your greatness.

“This regime can no longer silence our awakened and risen nation; it can no longer impose fear over Iran.  This regime is afraid of you and your power.  We will not allow our grief to turn into despair.

My compatriots,

“The mourning for the loss of Iran’s finest children is heavy. But we will transform this mourning into conscious anger, and an unbreakable will against Khamenei and all his domestic and foreign agents.

“Be ready.  The moment to return to the streets will come: broader; more powerful; more determined than ever; To conquer Tehran; to reclaim Iran.

“The continuation of this struggle until final victory is not merely a national duty, but a covenant with the martyrs of the path to freedom and their pure blood.  Their names will not be forgotten; Not in history; not in the national memory; not in our hearts.

“That day is not far.  The day when we celebrate together the reclamation of Iran.  And with pride we will say:  We stood.  We fought.  And we won.

“Long live Iran!” He proclaimed.