ARD Investigation Exposes Violent Campaign by Supporters of the Son of Iran’s Ousted Shah

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  Written by Farid Mahoutchi In light of mounting global exposure by major media outlets—including The Guardian , Politico , the Atlantic and Le Monde —documenting the aggressive and coercive tactics of his loyalists, the political ambitions of Reza Pahlavi, the son of Iran’s ousted monarchial dictatorship, are coming under intense scrutiny. Adding to this international chorus, an investigative report by the German ARD television program Kontraste , broadcast on May 28, 2026, reveals a disturbing pattern of physical violence, severe threats, and systematic harassment orchestrated by Pahlavi’s supporters against journalists, human rights activists, and political dissidents. While Pahlavi attempts to position himself as the potential leader of a transitional government and a beacon for a “free and democratic Iran,” critics increasingly question his democratic legitimacy and his failure to curb his radical base . Intimidation of the Press and Human Rights Defenders According to the re...
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Military invasion of Bashar al-Assad's chemical facility, a milestone in the balance of strategic political power in the Middle East

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By Reza Hoseani
After the successive failure of the UN Security Council to audit Bashar al-Assad's use of banned chemical weapons against defenseless women and innocent children and Syrian citizens, the international community ultimately commits itself to crimes against humanity in Syria, which the Syrian dictator and its supporters Continuing to give a decent answer. The three major Western powers participated directly in the invasion, with the rest of the West, as well as politicians, Senior senators and senior parliamentary representatives.


In this regard, the National Council of Resistance of Iran announced its position in a statement:

Destruction Of Syrian Dictator's Chemical Facilities Is An Indispensable Step To End The Tragedy In Syria

It must be complemented by total expulsion of Iran’s IRGC and its mercenaries from all over the region
The targeting of the production and maintenance centers and facilities of the deadly chemical weapons of the brutal dictator of Syria and the dismantling of the war machine of this regime is an indispensable step to end the historical catastrophe of Syria that for seven years has killed more than 500,000 innocent and defenseless children and women and men, has displaced half of the country's population, and its scope has been stretched far beyond the borders of this country.

This action, which is urgently required by all the people and freedom-lovers in Syria and other countries in the region, must be completed by expelling the anti-human mullahs’ regime and its Revolutionary Guards and mercenaries from Syria, Yemen, Iraq and other countries of the region. The mullahs’ regime is the main source of survival of Bashar al-Assad and the main source of terrorism and extremism and warfare in the Middle East and the vast sections of the world.

The policy of appeasement toward the ruling religious fascism led the regime to unprecedentedly increase its crimes against humanity and war crimes inside and abroad without paying any price. The time has come to put a firm end to the appeasement and connivance in the face of these crimes that are a flagrant violation of internationally recognized laws and standards.

Secretariat of the National Council of Resistance of Iran
April 14, 2018



It should be noted that under current circumstances, this action is considered to be a milestone in the balance of strategic political power in the Middle East, with its own particular consequences and will have significant effects on the overthrow of the regimes of Bashar al-Assad and Khamenei, and developments at speed and more acceleration will go.
Today's conditions are not comparable with today, suggesting a qualitative difference in regional and global equations which will act against the Iranian regime and its mercenaries in Syria.
As a result, the actual political conditions for the resistance of Iran and Syrian resistance have come to be made, which will increase the responsibility of the National Council of Resistance and the Syrian National Coalition 100 times.
In the balance of power and the new emerging situation, the situation is locked out of the region and it can open the way for the uprisings of the Iranian people and the activities of insurgent centers and, furthermore, the actions of the Free Syrian Army and Yemeni National Army to drive the Iranian regime out of the Middle East To realize.
We are now in a very sensitive situation that calls for extraordinary vigilance and readiness and accountability to expand the activities and actions necessary to succeed in changing the dictator's regimes in the region.

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