Reza Pahlavi, the Iranian crown prince in exile in the United States, was splashed with a red liquid on Thursday while leaving a press conference in Berlin. The incident occurred after Pahlavi greeted his supporters, and the attacker was immediately apprehended by the German police. Pahlavi, who has been living in exile for nearly 50 years, criticized the truce between the United States and Iran, stating that he does not believe in a real change in the behavior of the Iranian government. He emphasized that diplomacy has already had enough chances. Pahlavi expresses his intention to play a role in the future of Iran, supporting military intervention by the United States and Israel against the theocratic regime. He also called on Europeans to more actively support the fight for democracy in Iran, mentioning the recent executions of political prisoners.
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Reza Pahlavi, stropit cu un lichid roşu, la Berlin, după o conferinţă de presă în care a criticat armistiţiul SUA cu Iranul şi le-a cerut europenilor în susţinerea luptei poporului iranian în favoarea democraţiei
Iran’s exiled crown prince Reza Pahlavi splattered with red liquid in Berlin
Fiul ultimului șah al Iranului este în Germania, unde cere sprijin pentru răsturnarea regimului de la Teheran
Exiled Iranian prince calls on Germany's Merz to halt talks with regime in Tehran
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