Prince Reza Pahlavi praises protesters in Nurabad, vows Iran will be taken back
Prince Reza Pahlavi on Friday praised the “brave presence” of people in Nurabad Mamasani in rejecting Iran’s ruling system and raising the pre-revolutionary Lion and Sun flag.
Residents gathered in large numbers in the town on Thursday to mark the 40th day since those killed in the January protests.
In a post on X, Pahlavi said their actions, despite the “great massacre,” showed firm resolve and marked a path toward victory for the Iranian nation.
He addressed Iran’s people, saying they had historically acted as guardians of the country and had used their “arms and honor” to defend the homeland and its territorial integrity.
“Together and united, we will take Iran back and rebuild it freer and more prosperous than before,” he wrote, ending his message with “Long live Iran.”
