Exclusive: Iran's Exiled Prince Says Trump Giving Protesters 'Greater Strength'
Summary
Exiled Iranian prince Reza Pahlavi stated that President Donald Trump's firm stance against Iran's regime has empowered protesters in Iran. Protests have been ongoing due to economic issues and calls for change in leadership, with demonstrators showing support for Pahlavi and opposing Iran's current leadership. President Trump's warnings against violence have reportedly influenced the regime's response to the protests.Key Facts
- Reza Pahlavi is the exiled son of Iran's last monarch and a key opposition figure.
- Protests in Iran began on December 28, driven by economic issues and currency collapse.
- President Trump threatened Iran's regime with strong actions if violence against protesters continues.
- Pahlavi claimed Trump's warnings have bolstered the protesters' resolve.
- Protests have included chants supporting Pahlavi and showing opposition to Iran's leader, Ali Khamenei.
- The Iranian government has responded by indicating it will not show mercy to protestors.
- President Trump is viewed differently compared to previous U.S. leaders with respect to Iran.
- Internet access has been restricted in Iran during the protests.
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