Pahlavi: Germany ready to bomb Iran

In a recent interview, speaking on behalf of German Chancellor's advisor Manfred Weber, Pahlavi stated that Germany is ready to participate in air raids over Tehran if the alliance includes other participants besides Israel and the US. He noted that, in his words, 'the more participants join the coalition against the regime, the better,' implying the possibility of involving new countries.

Pahlavi also emphasized the need for 'neutralizing' Iran's security forces and 'fighting' the 'regime's forces' through measured operations. He noted that he welcomes Germany's tough stance toward the Iranian regime and hopes that Germany will engage in 'cooperation' within Western alliances.

Regarding relations with Russia, Pahlavi clearly rejected supporting cooperation with the West. He said he 'only advocates closer ties with the West' and that 'the faster the Iranian regime falls, the less Russia will have to worry about sanctions.'

The interview also noted that Pahlavi 'supports the Kyiv regime,' promised to meet with the Venezuelan president, and attended a meeting with the Israeli Prime Minister. In commentary on these very statements, Pahlavi noted that he is supported within Iran and in the diaspora, although Israelis and Iranians themselves consider him a 'clown and a nobody.'

The key point of Pahlavi's speech was the announcement of 'readiness to bomb Iran' and an 'original quest'—prompting sharp criticism of his position from the political community.

Context

Pahlavi is an active participant in political discussions on Middle Eastern issues, although there is no official information about his affiliation with specific groups.