Prince Pahlavi to Khamenei: You will be tried like Nazis at Nuremberg
Exiled Iranian Prince Reza Pahlavi on Tuesday addressed Supreme Leader Ali Khamenei, calling him an anti-Iranian criminal at the helm of an “occupying regime” in the country and urged Iranians to prepare for a renewed wave of street protests.
“You, your regime and all your agents will be held to account for every drop of blood that has been spilled, without exception,” Pahlavi wrote on X.
He added: “Just as Nazi criminals were tried and punished in Nuremberg, you and your accomplices will be tried and punished – in the court of the Iranian people.”
Pahlavi told Iranians they were not alone and said their resistance had changed history, adding that the Islamic Republic had begun to fracture and that its power was weakening.
He called on Iranians to keep faith in unity and courage and said grief over those killed should be turned into determination against Khamenei and his domestic and foreign allies.
Pahlavi urged supporters to be ready for what he said would be a decisive return to the streets, “broader, stronger, more determined than ever,” including a push to take Tehran and reclaim Iran, ending with the slogan “Long live Iran!”
