🚨 BREAKING: Two Cities In Iran LIBERATED From Islamic Republic

On day 10 of the anti-Islamic occupation uprising, the cities of Donan and Malik Shahi in Ilam province were reportedly 'liberated' after local police forces stood down and joined the protesters, leading to the withdrawal of IRGC forces. This marks a significant development where regime security apparatuses have ceased control.

The host states, 'Two cities of Donan and Malik Shahi have now officially fallen as the police and the IRGC withdrew their forces.' and 'In Abadanon the local police force decided to stand down and joined the uprising.'

The uprising has spread to over 111 cities, towns, and villages across Iran, including major centers like Tehran, Shiraz, and Isfahan. This widespread unrest makes it 'almost impossible' for the IRGC to effectively monitor and control all affected areas simultaneously, forcing them to prioritize larger cities.

The host displays a map showing 'Over 100 actually 111 cities now' and notes, 'It would make sense that they would say, "Okay, let's just put the priority for now on Tehran, for example."' and 'They just can't be everywhere at the same time. It's almost impossible.'

Crown Prince Reza Pahlavi outlined a campaign with four major components for Iran's transition post-regime collapse. These include strengthening internal resistance, encouraging foreign governments to apply 'maximum pressure' while providing 'maximum support,' maximizing defections from the regime, and establishing a transitional government to prepare for elections of a constitutional assembly based on a democratic referendum.

Pahlavi states, 'the campaign is a five-point plan that involves five major components' (though he details four). He mentions 'strengthen the ability of our fellow compatriots at home,' 'policy of maximum pressure, but have parallel to that a policy of maximum support,' 'create more division within the regime. It will maximize defections,' and 'establish a transitional government that manages the temporary affairs... to lay the ground for the elections of a constitutional assembly.'

The Crown Prince emphasized core principles for any future Iranian government: Iran's territorial integrity, a secular democratic system with clear separation of church and state (non-negotiable), and human rights as the basis for citizens' rights, equality, and an end to discrimination.

Pahlavi states, 'It's based on the premise of understanding the minimal requirements of agreeing on certain principles... Iran's territorial integrity. The importance of a secular democratic system meaning the clear the separation of church and state as a prerequisite to democracy which is non-negotiable. And of course human rights.'

Iranian protesters are expressing significant support for former President Trump, sending 'thank you messages' and displaying 'Trump a symbol of peace' on walls, following his reposting of a 'regime change in Iran' message. Concurrently, widespread chants of 'Long live the king' and 'We want our king back' demonstrate a strong desire for the return of a constitutional monarchy.

The host notes, 'The Iranian people continue to send supportive messages and thank you messages to President Trump' and 'Trump a symbol of peace. His name is across the city across the country right now.' Also, 'They're saying we don't want Islam and we don't want Republic. We want our king back.'