Archive · 12 Jan 2026
Exiled Prince Suggests Trump as Iran's 'Man of Peace'
Reza Pahlavi, who is 65 years old and the son of the late Shah of Iran, said that former US President Donald Trump could be seen as a 'man of peace' by the Iranian people.
He believes that Trump's words of support have given the Iranian people strength to fight for freedom.
Pahlavi also called Iran's current leadership a 'terror regime' and said that the Iranian people are renaming streets after Trump to show their support.
He thinks that Trump will not abandon the Iranian people, unlike previous US presidents.
Reza Pahlavi, the 65-year-old exiled crown prince and son of the late Shah of Iran, suggested that former US President Donald Trump could be seen as a 'man of peace' by the Iranian people.
Pahlavi believes that Trump's words of support have given the Iranian people strength to fight for freedom.
He called Iran's current leadership a 'terror regime' and criticized the regime's calls for 'Death to America'.
Pahlavi said that the Iranian people are renaming streets after Trump to show their support.
He thinks that Trump will not abandon the Iranian people, unlike previous US presidents Obama and Biden.
- Who
- Reza Pahlavi, exiled crown prince and son of the late Shah of Iran
- What
- Suggested that former US President Donald Trump could be seen as a 'man of peace' by the Iranian people
- When
- Not specified
- Where
- Iran
- Why
- To express solidarity with the Iranian people amid protests and to criticize the current Iranian leadership
- Person
- Reza Pahlavi
- Title
- Exiled Crown Prince
- Age
- 65
- Father
- Mohammad Reza Pahlavi (late Shah of Iran)
- Current Leadership
- Described as a 'terror regime'
- Trump's Legacy
- Described as a 'man of peace'
- Iranian People's Actions
- Renaming streets after Trump