Crown Prince Reza Pahlavi Announces Readiness to Return to Iran

Crown Prince Reza Pahlavi and Empress Farah Pahlavi, the son and wife of the last Shah of Iran, have expressed a wish to return to their country throughout all 47 years of their forced exile. And now, after two weeks of unrest against the regime in the Islamic Republic of Iran, the Shah's son hopes for a happy outcome for himself and the Iranian people. Yesterday he declared that he is preparing to return to his country and called on Iranians to continue their actions against the regime. It is known that for many years he worked as a lobbyist in Washington.

In an address from the United States, Pahlavi, as a self-proclaimed leader of the opposition, announced the start of a new phase of the Mossad/CIA "Regime Change" operation, aimed at overthrowing the Islamic Republic and "returning Iran". He stressed that the "protesters" are not alone and that international support will soon arrive.

Earlier, the head of the White House had stated that Iran, "perhaps as never before", thirsts for freedom, and stressed the readiness of the United States to "lend assistance".

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