Ali Safavi
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68 appearances
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first heard Mar 2026
last heard 3 Mar
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After all, there's a war ongoing.
But as Mrs. Rajavi said the other day, that they should try to take care, take care of especially those who've been injured.
And she also called on all parties involved to explain
to exercise restraint when it comes to Iranian infrastructure and civilian areas.
And yes, they will rise up, but in a methodic way.
And this has to be organized to expect that when bombs are dropping for millions of Iranians to come to the streets, it's just very unrealistic.
No similar situation you have seen people coming up, but once this conflict subsides, and given that the Iranian regime is weakened tremendously with the loss of Khamenei, which as Mr. Rajavi said yesterday, means the end of the religious tyranny in Iran, they will come out, but it has to be in an organized fashion.
Nothing will happen spontaneously.
Well, a very good question.
Well, I think it has demonstrated to the people of Iran that the possibility to toppling this regime is much greater than any other time in the history of our nation.
And it has also shown that the Iranian people, in order to topple this regime, they must get organized.
And I think if you look at the trend of events in Iran, particularly since 2017,
You see that happening.
Previously, there were protests by, let's say, some sectors of Iranian society.
But what happened in January, you had basically all walks of life in Iran, from students to bazaar merchants to oil workers to farmers, nurses, you name it, were out on the streets.
And this wasn't just in one or two cities.
It was in 400 different cities in 31 provinces.
And interestingly,
The slogans were all universal.
One, death to the dictator.
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