🇮🇷 𝗩𝗼𝗶𝗰𝗲𝘀 𝗳𝗿𝗼𝗺 𝗧𝗲𝗵𝗿𝗮𝗻
The official Telegram channel of Prince Reza Pahlavi, posting on behalf of Iranians inside Tehran, has sent a message to those in Europe, the U.S., and elsewhere who oppose efforts to destroy the regime there:
“Please don’t speak on our behalf about the months we spent under bombardment.
My family and I were in Tehran throughout this entire war. Personally, I wanted them to raze it all, but I can no longer be in the air where the killers of our children still breathe.
They’re still executing. They’re still bullying. They’re still torturing. And they’ve silenced our voices.
Put away your sentimentality and have some honor.” – @iranpahlavi_ir, Telegram
لطفا از طرف ماههایی که کل جنگ زیر بمبارون بودیم نظر ندید!
من و خانوادهام تمام لحظات این جنگو تهران بودیم و به شخصه دلم میخواد هممون با خاک یکسان کنن ولی دیگه توی هوایی که قناری بچههامون نفس میکشن نیستم
هنوز دارم اعدام میکنن هنوز دارن قلدرى میکنن هنوز دارن شکنجه میکنن
و صدای ما رو خفه کردن
سانتیمانتال بازیتونو جمع کنید و شرف داشته باشید!#OSINT #OperationEpicFury #Iran
— OSINT Intuit™ (@UKikaski) Apr 6, 2026
Day: April 6, 2026
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A day after his deportation from Georgia, Azerbaijani independent journalist Afgan Sadigov was reportedly detained by the authorities in Azerbaijan.
Reports of his arrest came from his wife, Sevinj Sadigova.https://t.co/zktnFSmpsd
— OC Media (@OCMediaorg) April 6, 2026