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Iran’s exiled prince reveals Biden betrayal & why Trump's ‘pressure’ is best chance of regime change
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9:44Now PlayingIran’s exiled would-be leader has slammed former President Joe Biden’s reversal of President Trump’s sanctions on the regime in Tehran and called on the US to step up its pressure on the Islamist leadership. NY Post reporter Anthony Blair shares this story.
In an exclusive sit-down with The Post, Crown Prince Reza Pahlavi — the eldest son of the former Shah of Iran, the last leader before the Islamic Revolution in 1979 saw him swept from power — said the Iranian people were “friends” of Americans, despite their regime’s funding of terror in the Middle East and further afield.
Pahlavi, 64, who fled Iran in his teens, insisted the current Islamic Republic — which he branded a “warmongering regime that has been the basic root cause of regional instability and exporting radicalism and terrorism” — is weaker today than at any point in its almost five decades in power.
“The Iranian people are trying to send this clear message to the outside world that if you want a true partner in peace, it is us who represent the alternative, not this regime which has taken our country hostage in the first place 46 years ago and continues to do that,” Pahlavi said.
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