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Ayatollah is planning to FLEE Iran, exiled prince claims as he warns of more bloodshed if regime is allowed to survive

Published on June 23, 2025 at 12:53 PM

IRAN’S exiled crown prince today warned the bloodthirsty Ayatollah is plotting to flee as his terror-stoking reign is “collapsing”;.

Reza Pahlavi also urged the West not to “throw ‘s corrupt regime”; a lifeline – or .

Reza Pahlavi giving a press conference.
Reza Pahlavi, the son of Iran’s toppled Shah Mohammad Reza Pahlavi, speaks during a press conference
B-2 stealth bomber in flight.
A US Air Force B-2 stealth bomber returns after the U.S. attacked key Iranian nuclear sites
Satellite image of craters at the Fordow Fuel Enrichment Plant after US airstrikes.
Close-up view of craters after US strikes on Iran’s Fordow Fuel Enrichment Plant
Ayatollah Ali Khamenei speaking in Tehran.
The Ayatollah is currently in hiding somewhere in Iran

Ayatollah Ali Khamenei has been in hiding between and Iran – and is understood to be holed up in a bunker.

But Pahlavi, the son of Iran’s final shah Mohammad Reza Pahlavi, today said the barbaric leader and senior regime generals are plotting to escape the country.

He also urged Western countries not to allow the regime “to survive”; – describing it as Iran’s “ moment”;.

Speaking in , the prince said: “But like all moments of great change, it .

“We stand at a crossroads. One road leads to bloodshed and chaos. The other to a peaceful and democratic transition.

“The difference in these two roads depends on one factor and one factor alone.

“If the West throws the regime a lifeline, there will be more bloodshed and chaos because the regime will not stop or surrender after it has been humiliated.”;

Pahlavi warned nowhere in the world will be safe as long as the Ayatollah’s regime remains in power.

He added: “No country, no people are safe whether its on the streets of , Paris, Jerusalem, Riyadh or Tehran.”;

Pahlavi today announced he has offered to “help our great nation navigate through this critical hour towards stability”; – but insisted he does not seek political power.

It comes as last night hinted at regime change in Iran after unleashing might on nuclear sites on Sunday.

The US president said: “If the current Iranian regime is unable to MAKE IRAN GREAT AGAIN, why wouldn’t there be regime change? MIGA!”;.

Pahlavi, 64, left Iran in 1979 after the Islamic Revolution saw his father toppled from power.

He has spent most of his time living in the US with his wife and three daughters – and is a leading voice in the call for regime change in Iran.

Close-up of Reza Pahlavi at a press conference.
Reza Pahlavi made an impassioned plea in Paris
Protest outside the Iranian embassy in London.
His supporters gather with banners in London
Protestors waving flags outside the Iranian embassy.
Supporters wave flags and banners
President Trump and a member of his national security team in the White House Situation Room.
President Donald Trump and his national security team meet in the Situation Room of the White House
Ayatollah is planning to FLEE Iran, exiled prince claims as he warns of more bloodshed if regime is allowed to survive 5
Iranian protesters hold up posters showing the Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, center, and the late revolutionary founder Ayatollah Khomeini
Ayatollah is planning to FLEE Iran, exiled prince claims as he warns of more bloodshed if regime is allowed to survive 4
Irans take to the strikes amid their conflict with Israel – and now the the US

It comes as Iran has vowed revenge after Trump blitzed critical nuclear sites after a week of trading blows with Israel.

Trump hailed Operation Midnight Hammer as a “bullseye”; that caused “monumental damage”; to Iran’s doomsday plot.

Conflict in the Middle East now sits on a knife edge as it threatens to spiral and draw in other countries.

The bloodthirsty Iranian regime has today deployed a fresh barrage of missiles against Israel as Ayatollah Ali Khamenei continues to cower in hiding.

Israel launched a fresh round of missile strikes on Iran’s Fordow nuclear site – blowing up access roads to the uranium plant.

Significant damage has likely been caused to the plant and the sensitive machinery it houses by the US’ bombing, the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) said.

Iran claimed to have moved much of the nuclear material away from the site before the strikes.

In bombing access routes, Israel could have made it more difficult to return anything that was removed.

Iran is now desperately trying to recruit its allies and the supreme leader has sent his foreign minister to Moscow.

In a televised meeting, Vlad slammed Trump’s airstrikes as “unprovoked aggression”; and said he was helping Iran.

The Iranian foreign minister Abbas Araqchi was also set to deliver a letter from the supreme leader, sources said.

It comes as Vlad’s man at the UN has warned that America has opened “Pandora’s box”; and that “no one knows what new catastrophes and suffering it will bring”;.

And elsewhere, the IDF targeted Iran’s “Destruction of Israel”; clock in this morning’s strikes, according to Defence Minister Israel Katz.

The clock was erected in Palestine Square in Tehran in 2017, and supposedly counts down to the elimination of Israel – one of the regime’s official goals – by 2040.

Katz listed the clock amongst various other targets responsible for “maintaining the regime’s stability”; as momentum towards regime change picks up.

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