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The conflict at the top of the regime is intensifying because one side wants to manage the broken economy to prevent the uprisings . The opposing side, however, believes that any kind of reform will only open the door for new uprisings. They argue that the only way to block protests is through war and suppression. This is exactly why the regime has reached a complete dead end, at a crossroads between ending the war and continuing it . The other factor driving the regime’s factions into a confrontation is the status of Khamenei’s son. It was only by exploiting the wartime and emergency conditions following his father’s death that he was able to become the supreme leader. At least forty clerics out of the eighty-four members of the Assembly of Experts refused to vote for him . One member of the Assembly admitted that during the session to choose the supreme leader, the votes were not even counted; instead, a senior member of the Assembly quickly glanced at the ballots and announced that ...

The clerical regime in Iran is facing an existential crisis, and the international community is beginning to realize that the only viable solution lies in supporting the organized resistance on the ground. In a recent panel, prominent political figures drew powerful historic parallels to emphasize that the collapse of theocracy in Tehran is not a matter of if, but when. Senator Marco Scurria: "No Prison Can Stop the Wind of Freedom" Senator Marco Scurria expanded on the historical resonance of the Iranian struggle, drawing powerful parallels between the fall of the Berlin Wall and the imminent collapse of theocracy in Tehran . He expressed deep skepticism toward international negotiations, emphasizing that the regime acts as a central hub of global terrorism that consistently deceives the world while violently suppressing its citizens. Scurria argued that the organized resistance provides the essential alternative needed to shatter the regime’s wall of tyranny. Directing his ...

Over the past four decades, the dominant policy in the West was the attempt to change the regime’s behavior. However, this produced the exact opposite results, as it ultimately paved the way for war. Now, a question of paramount importance has emerged: what is the truly correct and principled policy? The course of events clearly demonstrates that: – As long as this regime remains in power, the region will never see peace and tranquility . – No matter how much financial resources and commercial contracts it receives, it will never abandon its warmongering. – It is a profound mistake to believe that a day will ever come when this regime abandons its hostility toward Iranian society and the international community to embrace peace and coexistence. Such a thing has not occurred in forty-eight years, and it never will. This is not due to mere madness or blind fanaticism but is rather based on a calculated political survival strategy. The remnants of the regime know better than anyone else t...

The international community is increasingly recognizing that the path to a free and stable Iran lies in supporting its organized domestic resistance. Recently, prominent Italian political figures provided a powerful institutional perspective on the global threat posed by the current regime, while firmly endorsing the Iranian people’s democratic aspirations. Fabio Rampelli : Halting Tehran’s Export of Global Terrorism Fabio Rampelli, Member of the Italian Parliament, underscored the broad political support for the Iranian people’s libertarian aspirations. He pointed to the UN Human Rights Council’s ongoing investigations into the regime’s severe abuses, including mass arrests and executions used as political deterrence. Rampelli strongly condemned Tehran’s destructive foreign policy, which relies on the IRGC and proxy networks to destabilize the globe. He noted: “The military aid provided to the Russian Federation in the war of aggression against Ukraine with the transfer of drones an...

While the political executions of recent months have deeply shocked and outraged the global public, world governments have remained silent. Regrettably, for decades, the international community has shielded the Iranian regime and its leaders from accountability, granting them systematic impunity for their crimes. Among the most egregious of these unpunished atrocities is the 1988 massacre of 30,000 political prisoners, a dark chapter of history whose 38th anniversary we are now approaching. Indeed, in his landmark 2024 report, the UN Special Rapporteur on the situation of human rights in Iran, Javaid Rehman, explicitly concluded that these atrocities represent: “…the worst and the most egregious human rights abuses of our living memory, whereby high-ranking state officials connived, conspired, and actively engaged to plan, order, and commit crimes against humanity and genocide against the nationals of their own state.” https://www.maryam-rajavi.com/en/italian-senate-human-rights-com...

We are on the verge of a major and irreversible change. Forty-seven years of negotiations with this regime have yielded nothing but suppression and the slaughter of the people. The rulers of Iran are a group of religious fanatics whose goal is the destruction of Western civilization and global destabilization; therefore, this regime of terror and horror has no right to exist and must be completely destroyed. Why the Shah is Not an Alternative Simply destroying the regime is not enough; managing a country of this magnitude requires a ready and organized alternative. In this regard, a return to the monarchy and the Shah’s son is a repetition of history. After overthrowing two dictators, we do not bring the first dictator back to power. He has lived his entire life on stolen money, has never lifted a finger, and has never risked anything for the freedom of Iran ; thus, he cannot gain the people's trust. Maryam Rajavi and the 10-Point Plan In stark contrast stands Mrs. Maryam Rajavi , ...

Today, the remnants of the regime live in a nightmare of impending uprisings. They tremble at the consequences of the mass slaughter during the January uprising—and indeed, of the 48 years of suppression, massacre, and the simmering rage of a deeply dissatisfied society. For this legacy has awakened and driven the young generation to confront the regime. A Regime Crumbling from Within They are trapped beneath the ruins of their own warmongering policies; yet, to preserve their dying regime, they continue to clamor for war. Their ideology and hypocritical, reactionary religion have been utterly disgraced, their sinister strategy shattered, and their hollow unity fractured. The decay is visible at every level of power. Today, the Assembly of Experts, the Parliament, the ruling institutions, and even the Revolutionary Guards are plagued by deep divisions and infighting. Outside the regime, the Shah’s son—who was eager to welcome war and the bombardment of Iranian cities, hoping to fashion...

 The National Council of Resistance of Iran ( NCRI ) held its two-day session on June 26 and 27, 2026, with the participation of Mrs. Maryam Rajavi, the NCRI President-elect for the transitional period. Representatives of global Iranian communities attended the first day as observers. 🔹 45 Years of Resilience Against Dictatorship In her opening remarks, Mrs. Maryam Rajavi congratulated the Council on its 45th anniversary and reviewed Iran’s modern history: "The 57-year dictatorship of Reza Shah and his son continued through three coups, foreign intervention, suppression of freedoms, and injustice, until it was overthrown by the revolution. Khomeini and Khamenei, too, seized power by hijacking the leadership of the 1979 revolution, monopolizing power, and resorting to repression. But despite 48 years of executions, massacres, and warmongering, this medieval regime is today crumbling in confrontation with the people and the Iranian Resistance , and under the weight of its major de...

"Resistance for freedom"—this final word is the very first word for which we have risen up. This commitment is the evolutionary extension of the 1906 Constitutional Revolution, Dr. Mossadeq’s national movement, the stolen dreams of the 1979 Revolution, and the blood-stained June 1981 uprising. We are not the first to take on this responsibility; prophets and great peacemakers were the pioneers, and holy books have always promised the liberation of the enchained. Throughout history, no barrier has succeeded in hindering this mandate. In this light, the ruling religious dictatorship cannot withstand the power of the Iranian people’s Resistance. The Bright Horizon of Tomorrow's Iran: Democracy and the sovereignty of the people's vote Separation of religion and state Full gender equality We have chosen to resist anywhere and in any form so long as oppression and tyranny persist—and we are honored by this choice. We will not relent until the day when freedom, democracy, an...

The Surge in Executions: A Sign of Regime Panic When asked about the recent rise in executions across Iran , particularly targeting political prisoners, the British MP expressed profound concern. He described the situation as deeply distressing, interpreting the escalation not as a show of strength, but as a symptom of a deeper crisis within the ruling establishment. "What it shows is perhaps a sign of panic within the regime," Vickers stated. He emphasized that the spike in capital punishment reflects an ongoing effort to silence any form of internal opposition. According to Vickers, the current reality in Iran leaves no doubt that the fundamental human rights of its citizens are being systematically denied, pointing specifically to the total absence of freedom of religion. Proscribing the IRGC: The Parliamentary Struggle The conversation then turned to the long-standing campaign within the United Kingdom to place the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC) on the official...

If you ask what guarantee there is that such a republic will remain faithful to these lofty ideals, seek the answer in the generations who, throughout a sixty-one-year struggle against both the Shah and the Mullahs, have entered the battlefield inspired by the ideals of freedom. Time and again, the steadfast PMOI prisoners wrote to me from their prison cells: “We shall stand firm until the very end.” Now, in answer to these steadfast martyrs, to the martyrs of the 1988 massacre , to every steadfast political prisoner, to the generation that has entered this struggle prepared to sacrifice everything to defeat this regime, and above all before the people of Iran, let me declare: Every drop of blood they spilled from your bodies throughout these forty-eight dark years; Every lash that fell upon your backs; Every minute of your lives spent captive in dungeons and torture chambers; And everything in your lives that was destroyed by poverty, the pandemic, and the regime’s warmongering— All o...

Today, at one of the most critical junctures in Iran’s history, the decisive question is: What is the solution to the crisis? How can—and how must—this regime be brought down? For years, when the Iranian Resistance warned that a viper does not give birth to a dove—when we said that no one should look for moderation, reform, or a change of behavior inside the dark tunnel of Velayat-e Faqih, or religious fascism, and that appeasement was a dangerous illusion—many governments refused to accept it. Today, however, the bitter and bloody lessons of experience have made many realities unmistakably clear. Among them is the fact that theories of the regime’s spontaneous collapse, its overthrow through foreign military intervention, or the artificial manufacture of an alternative centered on the remnants of the Shah’s dictatorship—whether promoted through virtual campaigns or robotic networks—serve only the interests of the ruling clerics. In contrast, one truth has emerged with unmistakable cl...