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Can Trump Be Iran’s ‘Man of Peace’ Amid Raging Protests? Exiled Prince Reza Pahlavi Thinks So

January 12, 2026

Iran’s Crown Prince Reza Pahlavi, who has been in exile for nearly 50 years, has been positioning himself as a player in his country’s future amid the ongoing anti-government protests in Iran. He issued a direct appeal to United States President Donald Trump, praising him as a "man of peace" and urging to support Iranians in their protest against the Ayatollah Khamenei regime. Pahlavi said that the Iranians know that Trump "will not abandon them like Obama and Biden." "After the fall of this terrorist regime, they will be your best partner for peace and prosperity.

Can Trump Be Iran’s ‘Man of Peace’ Amid Raging Protests? Exiled Prince Reza Pahlavi Thinks So

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Help them liberate themselves and Make Iran Great Again!" Pahlavi said while speaking to Fox News' Maria Bartiromo.
"Mr.
President, you have already forged a legacy as a man of peace.
Your words of solidarity have given Iranians the strength to fight for freedom.
And while Khamenei and his thugs call for "Death to America," the Iranian people are renaming streets after you.

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Can Trump Be Iran’s ‘Man of Peace’ Amid Raging Protests? Exiled Prince Reza Pahlavi Thinks So

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Can Trump Be Iran’s ‘Man of Peace’ Amid Raging Protests? Exiled Prince Reza Pahlavi Thinks So

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