🚨 BREAKING: Trump Sending HELP To Iranians - IRGC Forces Destroyed In Tehran

Iranian protestors have successfully retaken control of multiple cities, including significant portions of the capital, Tehran. The IRGC forces, despite being heavily armed, are described as running out of personnel, not following orders, and retreating from towns and cities due to fear of capture by angry protestors.

Footage from Tehran, Kermanshah, and Mashhad shows massive crowds. The host states, 'They have retaken multiple cities including most of Tehran, the capital. The IRGC forces... have retreated their forces from a number of towns and cities.'

President Trump's White House reportedly confirmed its decision to support the Iranian people. This support includes cyber operations against the regime, providing Starlink systems to help protestors communicate, and considering multiple military options before deploying US troops.

The host states, 'President Donald J. Trump. The White House confirms that they will be sending support to the Iranian people.' Later, 'the statement is that President Trump has decided to help the Iranians. What the range of options of course includes the multiple military options striking the regime targets but also cyber support against the regime providing Starlink systems.'

A key factor in the sustained and re-energized protests is the unifying figure of Crown Prince Razabali. His regular video statements, providing instructions and encouragement, have reached protestors despite internet shutdowns, giving them a clear leader and a plan for the future.

The host explains, 'There is a unifying figurehead. There is a leader in the crown prince vazapi.' He adds, 'the main thing is the crown prince Razabali has been sending out regular video statements every single day... 'I've seen what you've done. Well done. We're still here. Keep going. And I'm coming back.' That one sentence has changed everything.'

The Iranian regime's attempts to suppress the uprising by shutting down the internet, cutting electricity, disabling ATMs, and raiding homes for satellite dishes are failing and backfiring. Furthermore, IRGC forces are depicted as cowardly, avoiding direct confrontation with large crowds and instead hiding in alleys or on rooftops to ambush small groups.

The host notes, 'shutting down the whole internet, turning off the lights... they closed down the banks and disabled the ATMs... It's affecting them. It's just it's just backfiring on their own people.' He also describes IRGC forces 'hiding... on rooftops with snipers or from inside buildings through windows or they stand in alleyways in the dark.'

Protestors are actively targeting and destroying mosques, not for religious reasons, but because these buildings are used by IRGC militants as bases to store weapons, food, and as safe houses. This action demonstrates a strategic understanding of the regime's operational infrastructure.

The host states, 'Hundreds of mosques have been destroyed over the last few days primarily as I've been saying because the mosques are also used as a base. So they have their they store their weapons, their food and drinks. They go in there as as as a safe house basically the IRGC militants.'