Prince Reza Pahlavi: The Iranian Government Faces a Shortage of Repressive Forces

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Prince Reza Pahlavi: The Iranian Government Faces a Shortage of Repressive Forces

Prince Reza Pahlavi announced in a statement that the Iranian government is facing a serious shortage of repressive forces, and the increase in gunfire towards the people is due to fear of collapse. He urged protesters to target the regime's propaganda institutions.

In his latest statement released on Sunday evening, Prince Reza Pahlavi stated that the Iranian government is facing a serious shortage of repressive forces, and the increase in gunfire towards the people is not out of power, but rather due to a lack of mercenaries and fear of collapse and a quicker downfall.

He also advised protesters to consider all "institutions and agencies responsible for the regime's false propaganda and communication disruptions" as legitimate targets, in addition to "maintaining the central streets."

Mr. Pahlavi warned government employees and security and military forces that they have the opportunity to join the people and become allies of the nation; otherwise, they will choose to collude with the murderers of the nation and bring upon themselves the eternal shame and curse of the people.

In a video posted on the X network on Sunday evening, he emphasized that he and the protesters who chant the name Pahlavi in the demonstrations have no intention of "retreating" and that the protesters in Iran are "not alone" and that "global assistance will arrive soon."

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