Iran’s Exiled Prince Calls on Trump to Support Iranian People

Post by : Saif Nasser

Iran’s exiled prince has publicly called on former U.S. President Donald Trump and American policymakers to support the Iranian people in their struggle against the current ruling establishment in Tehran. In his latest remarks, he urged stronger political and diplomatic backing for citizens seeking reform and greater freedoms inside the country.

The prince, who has lived outside Iran since the 1979 revolution, said that international pressure should focus more on human rights, civil liberties, and democratic change rather than only on state-level negotiations. He argued that long-term regional stability would come from supporting the population rather than engaging only with the existing power structure.

According to statements shared through interviews and public messages, he encouraged Western governments to expand channels that help Iranian civil society, activists, and independent voices. He also stressed the importance of open communication tools, access to information, and protections for peaceful protesters.

Policy analysts say such appeals are part of a broader debate over how foreign governments should approach Iran — whether through direct engagement with authorities or by increasing moral and political support for opposition movements and reform advocates. Some experts warn that external backing for internal change must be handled carefully to avoid unintended consequences, while others say international solidarity can strengthen non-violent civic efforts.

The remarks come at a time of heightened geopolitical tension and renewed discussion in Washington over Iran strategy. Reactions from officials and observers have been mixed, with some welcoming the call for people-centered policy and others urging caution and continued diplomatic balance.

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