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Heartbroken. 💔 Just watch this video from inside Iran, which has been viewed and shared thousands of times on X. She wasn’t crying over a pair of shoes. She was crying out of desperation, a desperation shared by millions of Iranians who can no longer plan even for the...

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Yesterday, I had the honor of speaking before thousands of Iranians and Iranian-Americans at the National Mall in Washington, D.C., in front of the Capitol.🇺🇸 I stood there to be the voice of students living in darkness under a total internet blackout. We will not let their voices be silenced. Thanks to the incredible organizers, especially Salar Gholami, for bringing us together and giving us the chance to be a voice for the voiceless 🇮🇷 Here was my speech: First, thank you America for giving us a voice while the regime in Iran has been trying to silence our voices for the past 47 years. I stand before you today as a small member of the Iranian Community I am one of thousands of students from Aryamehr University who should have been building our future in our own homeland, but were pushed out by a system that fears educated, free-thinking minds. I left Iran because an oppressive regime made it impossible to live there with dignity, freedom, and hope. I was one of the lucky ones to get a chance to live in the free world and experience real freedom in the United States. But today, I speak for the students sitting in darkness under a total internet blackout, cut off from the world as the regime tries to silence them. I speak for those who have been jailed, beaten, and threatened. For those who, even with their lives on the line, still choose to stand up. They told us: If you don’t like it, leave. So many of us did. And now, across the world, we have become their nightmare. They shut down the internet to isolate our people. They censor, surveil, and punish to keep the truth hidden. But they cannot silence millions of Iranians beyond their borders. For 47 years, this regime has tried to erase our identity. To suppress our voices. To control our lives, our culture, even our thoughts. But they have failed. They have failed because Iran is not the regime. Iran is its people. Iran is its students, its women and men, its workers, a generation that continues to rise, even when facing bullets, prison, and darkness. And no force on earth can stop a people who have decided to rise. To the leaders of the free world, I say this: Listen to the voices of the Iranian people. Stand with those who are risking everything for the same values you claim to defend. Because this is not just the Iranians’ fight. This is a fight between civilization and barbarity. This is a fight for freedom. For dignity. For the right of a nation to live without oppression. And as long as even one of us remains, inside Iran or in exile, this fight will continue. We did not leave Iran behind. We carry it with us. And one day, We will take our country back and return to a free Iran. Long live Iran, God bless the United States of America, Javid Shah.

Sana Ebrahimi Ledene

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Noor Pahlavi, daughter of Razi Pahlavi and granddaughter of the last Shah, Mohammad Reza Pahlavi, recently delivered a powerful speech in the United States about Iran’s future. She spoke directly to the longing of millions of Iranians: freedom, dignity, and an end to 46 years of theocratic oppression. Iran has approximately 90 million inhabitants. According to reports from people inside the country, diaspora networks, and independent observers on the ground, around 80% of Iranians are rejoicing - many with tears of joy - over the regime’s fall and the ongoing liberation of their country through American and Israeli strikes. The remaining 20% are the hardline extremists, regime loyalists, and those who benefited from the mullahs’ rule. They are mourning and calling for revenge. The vast majority of Iranians - the silent, suffering majority - want Crown Prince Reza Pahlavi, who has lived in exile in the United States for decades, to return and lead a democratic transition. Not as a new dictator or eternal Shah, but as a bridge to free elections, a secular constitution, and genuine self-determination for the Iranian people. I believe them. I believe in the courage on the streets and the quiet hope that has survived decades of terror. Most countries in the Middle East - especially the UAE, Saudi Arabia, and others who have long viewed the Iranian regime as the greatest regional threat - have quietly or openly welcomed the regime’s collapse. They see it as the beginning of a more stable, less aggressive Middle East. This is not the end of history - the liberation is still unfolding. But it is a turning point that millions have prayed for. Iran deserves better. The Iranian people deserve freedom. May God protect the Iranian freedom fighters. May truth and justice prevail. May light break through - for Iran and for the entire region. ✝️❤️‍🔥🪽🙏

Krisztina Maria

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Angry passengers in the Mashad airport who had received their boarding passes and turned in their luggage being told their flight to Bandar Abbas has been cancelled (due to the American attack on the city). Without a doubt the airline did the right thing & their safety was the most important thing. But this shows the reality of war. There are thousands of people who have had their flights cancelled, whether domestically or currently in Istanbul or Muscat (or about to leave Iran). This causes disruptions in their lives. For others like the fishermen who had their boats destroyed, it has ruined their livelihoods. And for some like the Artesh soldiers who were killed, it means their lives are gone. Their kids won't have fathers. Their wives will be widows. Even if they shoot back at Kuwait for the 40th time and later sit down and talk and sign a new piece of paper. That won't bring back the lives that were destroyed. Iran is not a cause. Iran is not a game of Civilization for you to larp on. It is a place, a home of 90 million people. Every time something like this happens it impacts them. Without a doubt if an enemy attacks, they must be resisted. But inviting those attacks out of a gamble for wanting more ... the stakes are very high. This situation of neither war nor peace from the past 12 months cannot last forever. Any "analysis" that says that is made by a moron. Iran needs stability. Iran needs peace. Perhaps it can take one more round of these, but this cannot last indefinitely.

Alireza Talakoubnejad

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A historic concert by the forbidden voice of an Iranian woman took place inside Iran, a country where women are jailed simply for singing. Thousands of Iranians watched it live on YouTube, celebrating the bravery of this extraordinary woman. Parastoo Ahmadi, who was once arrested during the “Woman, Life, Freedom” uprising and forced to erase the song “From the Blood of the Youth of the Homeland” from her page, defied the regime once again. This time, she stood without a hijab in a centuries-old caravanserai, singing her heart out and streaming the concert live on YouTube. She wrote: “I am Parastoo, a girl who cannot stay silent and refuses to stop singing for the people she loves. This is my right, one I will never surrender. I sing for this land I adore, for the soil of my homeland. Here, in this sacred corner of our beloved Iran, listen to my voice in this imagined concert, and dream of a free and beautiful nation.” Her voice is a weapon against tyranny, her courage a song of defiance. Parastoo is everything the regime fears, a woman who cannot be silenced. Zara Esmaeili, another brave young woman who dared to sing in public, is now behind bars. We hope for her freedom and for Iran to be liberated from the tyranny of the Islamic Republic, a regime that, for over 40 years, has banned women from singing and letting their hair flow freely. I call on all international singers to stand in solidarity with Parastoo, Zara, and the courageous women of Iran who are defying oppressive, discriminatory laws. These brave female singers are risking their freedom and their lives to challenge a regime that has silenced women’s voices for over four decades. Let their courage inspire action, your support can amplify their fight for justice and freedom. Iranian women are wounded but unbowed to their oppressors. 💔✌️

Masih Alinejad

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