The Iranians escalated the activities of their uprising inside and outside the country to send a clear message to the rule of the velayat-e faqih and the world, namely the revolting people's rejection of the mullahs' rule, turning the page on the previous regime, and insisting on establishing a democratic system.

They demonstrated on Thursday evening in more than 10 areas in Tehran and 20 Iranian cities. On Friday, they took to the streets of Zahedan and Khash. The slogan “Death to the oppressor, whether it be the Shah or Khamenei,” was the central cheer of the demonstrations, and the cheer echoed in Europe as the Iranians took to the streets of the German city of Munich. In conjunction with the Munich Security Conference, where they organized demonstrations and marches under the title “Neither the Shah's regime nor the mullahs' regime, we are moving forward towards a democratic republic” to show the will of freedom and independence of the Iranian people.

By escalating the activities of their uprising, and simultaneously taking to the streets of the homeland and diaspora, they wanted to highlight the dimension of the “democratic revolution” in the popular uprising that the country is witnessing for the fifth month in a row, and their rejection of dictatorship in its two ugly faces.

They uttered their cry at a time when the mullahs' regime, with the overt and covert help of its colonial protectors and appeasement politicians, is trying to highlight the remnants of the Shah in order to distort the people's uprising, mislead its path, and quell it.

They reaffirmed the compass of the uprising that cannot be deviated from, despite the conspiracies of the dark bats, and their message found understanding among Western public opinion, which was evident in the decisive and clear positions of the political figures who spoke in the Munich demonstrations, close to the security conference, which is the most important in terms of politics and security conferences in the world. .

Politicians and representatives of European parliaments stressed their support for the ten-point program proposed by the elected President of the Iranian Resistance, Maryam Rajavi, as a sign of the availability of a democratic alternative and the Iranians' rejection of religious tyranny and the Shah's dictatorship.

In the message they sent, it was stated that “the people of Iran say yes to the republic, no to tyranny, whether it is Khamenei or the dictatorship of the Shah, while some present the son of the former dictator,” describing what is happening as a great deception and distortion that could harm the Iranian uprising.

European politicians were an echo of the voice of the Iranian people when they stopped at the bitter experience that the Iranians lived with the 1979 revolution, after which Khomeini took power, and demanded Ibn Shah return the billions that he plundered from the people of Iran, and stressed support for “Maryam Rajavi and those who are fighting for a democratic Iran” and not Who want to restore the Shah's rule.

The Iranians renewed their escalation of their uprising, and the supporters of freedom in the world picked up the message of escalation, placing the international community before its responsibilities towards the explosive situation in Iran. They warned it of the danger of tampering with the choices of the Iranian people, and it would find no choice but to abandon the sterile policy of appeasement and respond to the will of the uprising people.
  According to a statement distributed by the National Council of Resistance of Iran