Growing Calls for Leadership Change
Opposition leaders in Iran are intensifying their demands for Supreme Leader Ali Khamenei to step down. This comes as tensions escalate following recent US strikes amid the ongoing Iran-Israel conflict. Prominent figures such as Reza Pahlavi and Maryam Rajavi, both exiled leaders, voiced their calls for Khamenei to resign. They argue that his leadership is detrimental to the nation’s stability and progress.
The leaders’ appeal reflects a growing dissatisfaction among the Iranian populace regarding the government’s handling of international relations and internal governance. As the conflict continues, many citizens express concern over their safety and future. The opposition’s united front signals a pivotal moment in Iranian politics, where calls for reform and change grow louder.
