Sepideh Bahrami
The assertion that the nuclear issue is the most critical matter concerning the Islamic Republic regime is a carefully crafted deception meant to divert attention from the regime’s true agenda of regional dominance. The regime’s imperialistic ambitions and support for terrorist groups highlight a more pressing concern that threatens stability and peace in the region.
Despite international acceptance of the regime’s narrative regarding the nuclear issue, the reality remains that true stability and productive relationships can only be achieved through a secular and democratic Iran. The regime’s support for extremist groups and proxy militias has led to chaos and bloodshed in the region, furthering its own interests at the expense of the Iranian people.
The regime’s history of supporting terrorist groups, from Hezbollah in Lebanon, Houthis in Yemen, Bashar al-Assad regime in Syria, to Hamas in Gaza, exposes its true intentions of spreading its influence and creating a Shia caliphate. By fueling conflicts and unrest in various countries, the regime seeks to portray itself as a regional power while neglecting the desires of the Iranian people for freedom and democracy.
Moreover, the regime’s internal weaknesses have become increasingly evident as it resorts to using foreign mercenaries and repressive forces to maintain control. Allowing militias like the Iraq-based Popular Mobilization Forces (al-Hashd al-Sha’abi) to infiltrate universities and employing Afghan migrants in the security apparatus showcases the regime’s desperation and lack of support among its own people.
The regime’s inability to defend Iran’s territorial integrity and sovereignty is further highlighted by its feeble response to Russia’s claim on the three Iranian islands. By betraying Iran’s wealth and territorial integrity through misguided policies, the regime demonstrates its weakness and lack of credibility on the international stage.
The future of Iran lies in the hands of a new generation that desires change and progress. The crumbling of the regime’s “Resistance Axis” in the face of the growing success of the “Development Alliance” signals a shift towards a brighter future for the Iranian people. It is imperative for the international community to see through the regime’s deception and support the aspirations of the Iranian people for a better, more peaceful future.
The aspirations of the Iranian people for a change in leadership and a return to a monarchy under Crown Prince Reza Pahlavi are significant factors that should not be overlooked. While some governments may claim that protests have subsided to justify their relationships with the regime, the best solution lies in imposing sanctions on the Islamic Revolutionary Guards Corps and designating them as a terrorist organization. This action would cripple their activities worldwide and pave the way for regime change through the collapse of the armed forces.
In conclusion, the Islamic Republic’s quest for regional dominance through support for terrorism and proxy militias is a dangerous distraction from its internal weaknesses and lack of legitimacy. The regime’s oppressive rule and destructive policies have only fueled chaos and instability in the region, underscoring the urgent need for change. The international community must stand with the Iranian people in their fight for freedom and democracy, recognizing that the regime’s regional ambitions pose a far greater threat to peace and stability than the nuclear issue. The time for change is now, and the Iranian people deserve to have their voices heard and their aspirations realized.


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