HELP IRAN NOW

The 2025–2026 Iranian protests escalated into nationwide unrest, and starting around January 8, security forces carried out mass killings across the country. Estimates from activist groups and media reports indicate 12,000–20,000 protesters were killed, with the toll potentially rising as communications remain disrupted.

• This unprecedented violence targeted peaceful demonstrators, including bystanders
• Gunshot wounds to vital areas like heads and torsos documented across the country
• The regime's actions have been condemned internationally as some of the largest massacres in modern Iranian history
• Reliable reports confirm the scale of the atrocities, and as access improves, the full horror may emerge even greater

Amid escalating protests, Iranian authorities enforced a nationwide internet blackout starting at 8:30 PM local time on January 8, which has persisted until now. This disruption extends to phone networks and text messaging, severely limiting information flow and preventing scrutiny of the government's violent response.

• Monitoring groups like NetBlocks have confirmed the outage, noting it's one of the most extreme in history
• Aimed at concealing human rights violations from the international community
• Even satellite services like Starlink have been affected, plunging 92 million Iranians into digital isolation
• This tactic violates basic rights and blocks emergency communications and aid coordination

As part of its "Axis of Resistance," Iran provides financial aid, weapons, training, and logistical support to militant groups across the Middle East.

• Hezbollah receives hundreds of millions annually, enabling its arsenal of rockets and drones
• Hamas and Palestinian Islamic Jihad get up to $100 million yearly, boosting their military capabilities
• The Houthis in Yemen receive arms shipments, including missiles used in Red Sea attacks
• Hashd al-Shaabi (Popular Mobilization Forces) in Iraq benefits from IRGC training and funding, integrating into regional conflicts

This network allows Iran to project power indirectly, supporting actions like the October 2023 attacks and ongoing aggressions. By dismantling the regime, these terror lifelines would be severed, promoting peace in the region.

Under the current regime, Iran's nuclear ambitions and ballistic missile programs pose existential risks to global security. A new, democratic Iran would abandon these pursuits, focusing instead on peaceful international relations.

• Crown Prince Reza Pahlavi envisions an Iran that normalizes ties with all countries, including Israel and the West
• Economic partnerships fostered worldwide
• This shift would eliminate proxy wars and reduce terrorism
• Iran would be integrated as a stable, prosperous ally in the global community

Reza Pahlavi, son of Iran's last shah, has been a vocal advocate for freedom, human rights, and secular democracy since his exile in 1979.

• Founded the Iran National Council in 2013 and promotes non-violent civil disobedience
• Advocates for a referendum on Iran's future government
• Emphasizes unity among opposition groups, rejecting absolute monarchy
• Supports the Iranian people's choice for a democratic system
• His leadership has galvanized protesters in the 2025–2026 uprisings, positioning him as a catalyst for transition to a pluralistic, rights-based Iran

His consistent message: Iran can achieve this through internal strength and international support for its people.