Pahlavi announced the “We Take Back Iran” system to organize opposition, expose corruption, and support Iran’s national campaign.
Iranian Crown Prince Reza Pahlavi announced the launch of the “We Take Back Iran” system in a post on his official X/Twitter on Thursday.
The new system, intended to assist in mobilizing and organizing Iranians who oppose the Islamic Republic regime led by Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, was launched on Thursday to coincide with the Zoroastrian festival of Mehregan.
The new system will act as “the main road” for “exposing corruption,” as well as “gathering financial and logistical support” in order to boost Pahlavi’s “national campaign to save Iran.”
Pahlavi claims tens of thousands of security personal joined the system
Pahlavi’s latest announcement follows on from the “National Cooperation to Save Iran” conference in Munich in July. Since then, Pahlavi claims that tens of thousands of military, police, security, and government workers have registered with the system.
Pahlavi commented that the first phase of the Iran Prosperity Project being unveiled as a roadmap to rebuild the country, as well as presenting the emergency period program for managing the first three to six months after the Islamic Republic regime would be overthrown, along with diplomatic efforts to apply maximum pressure on the regime, are key steps taken in recent months to advance the goals of deposing the regime.
The Iran Prosperity Project, which involves more than 100 advisors and experts working to revitalize Iran’s economic and political future, has published a 170-page emergency reconstruction plan covering 15 critical areas, from political transition and security reforms to technical challenges, including energy, water management, and environmental restoration.
Alex Winston contributed to this report.