Pahlavi calls for US intervention, says Tehran unlikely to strike deal
Exiled Crown Prince Reza Pahlavi in a townhall moderated by Christiane Amanpour openly called for international intervention to dismantle the Islamic Republic’s repression apparatus, saying Iranians are waiting for President Trump to act.
"I think the reason it hasn't happened yet is perhaps because, first of all, mobilizing for it is not an easy affair... But most importantly, I think President Trump realizes that he needs to convince the whole world that are given a diplomatic solution or diplomatic effort, a maximum chance," he said during the panel held on the sidelines of the Munich Security Conference.
"We will have to see to what extent Iranians, from their side, are willing to settle for what has been asked. I don't see it very likely that they will actually come even close to what are the demands, which will then say, look, by diplomatic means, we haven't managed to get it done," he added.
