Iran Opposition Forces Plot Revolution to Overthrow Regime

M10news – Iran’s opposition forces are reportedly orchestrating a new revolution aimed at toppling the current regime, a Tehran insider has revealed. The self-styled opposition group, operating from exile, has declared its unwavering commitment to ending Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei’s rule and establishing a democratic government.

Iran’s supreme leader, Ali Khamenei, rules the country with an iron fist

The National Council of Resistance of Iran (NCRI), a coalition of resistance groups based in France and Albania, leads this charge. They claim their forces are prepared to seize power following the collapse of Khamenei’s regime.

A woman shouts in desperation as she protests against the Iranian regime – in front of an NCRI flag.

The NCRI’s largest faction, the People’s Mojahedin Organization of Iran (PMOI), established in 1965, has a president-elect ready to assume leadership. Shahin Gobadi, the spokesperson for the PMOI, shared their bold plan for a revolution with The Sun, envisioning a free, international-facing Iran as the tightly controlled nation approaches its elections.

Iranian protesters march and chant in the capital Tehran.

Gobadi emphasized that their new Iran would prioritize the separation of religion from law, gender equality, better rights for ethnic minorities, an end to capital punishment, and a halt to nuclear weapons development. He vowed that these democratic principles starkly contrast the policies of the hardline candidates currently vying for power in Iran, including frontrunner Saeed Jalili, known for his stringent stance on nuclear negotiations.

People light a fire during a protest over the death of Mahsa Amini, a woman who died after being arrested, in Tehran.

As Iran remains embroiled in regional conflicts and backs proxy groups like the Houthis, the NCRI has no official candidate in the upcoming elections, as they are branded a “terrorist organization” by the Iranian regime. Despite this, Gobadi asserted that the PMOI has a robust network within Iran, consisting of resistance units that have significantly contributed to uprisings in recent years.

In Royan, northern Iran, a man named is taken to public gallows to be hanged.

Gobadi detailed their grassroots activities, which include plastering anti-regime messages, recruiting young activists, and burning images of regime leaders. These acts of defiance are part of their broader strategy to erode Khamenei’s power and galvanize public dissent.

Iranian police arrive to disperse a protest to mark 40 days since the death of Mahsa AminiCredit: AP.

The opposition’s resolve has grown in response to the regime’s brutal enforcement of religious laws, exemplified by the tragic death of Mahsa Amini in 2022, which ignited widespread protests. Gobadi highlighted the sacrifices made by over 120,000 NCRI rebels who the regime has executed over the past 43 years.

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With a defined, albeit confidential, plan for toppling the regime, Gobadi expressed confidence in an impending popular uprising. He noted that the increasing scale and intensity of recent protests indicate a groundswell of support for change, making a revolution inevitable.

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A woman stands above a massive protest with her hair loose after Mahsa Amini was killed in custody.y

As Iran stands on the brink of potential upheaval, the international community watches closely, anticipating significant shifts that could reshape the nation’s political landscape and its role on the global stage.