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EPISODE · Mar 15, 2026 · 22 MIN

The battle over Iran's future - Khamenei son rule, the end of the Shah's illusion

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Radio Irava with Ms. Ladan Alijani Researcher and clinical pharmacist, Mr. Hamid Azimi, Memeber of National Council of Resistance of Iran and Mr. Sadri filmmaker and director. Farsi Link: https://tinyurl.com/yjzprv5y This interview analises the succession of Mojtaba Khamenei and its impact on the legitimacy crisis of the Iranian regime. The discussion extends to a critical evaluation of international perspectives and alternative political paths, specifically contrasting a democratic republic with the return of the Pahlavi monarchy. The speakers criticize the "appeasement" policies of Western governments and the perceived opportunism of Reza Pahlavi, asserting that true liberation cannot come from foreign intervention or a return to past dictatorships. Instead, they champion the National Council of Resistance of Iran and its proposal for a transitional government that would eventually surrender power to a popularly elected constituent assembly, emphasizing that the Iranian people must be recognized in their right to overthrow the current system. www.radioirava.com

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