Iranian Opposition Leader Announces Transition Plan and Calls for International
Support
An opposition leader has stepped forward claiming to lead the movement to liberate Iran from
what he describes as an illegitimate regime. The leader categorically rejects the Islamic
Republic's legitimacy, portraying it as a hostile occupying force responsible for mass
atrocities. He announces a comprehensive plan for democratic transition and calls upon the
international community to support six key measures, including degrading the regime's repressive
capacity, maximizing economic pressure, breaking information blockades, holding the regime
accountable, demanding release of political prisoners, and preparing for democratic transition.
The speaker emphasizes that tens of thousands from Iran's military and security forces have
signaled readiness to defect, and presents himself as a unifying figure accepted across diverse
opposition groups. A detailed 100-day post-regime plan is outlined, focusing on stability,
economic recovery, and laying foundations for a democratic future with separation of religion
and state.
1. Protect Iranian people by degrading the regime's repressive capacity,
including targeting the Islamic Revolutionary Guard leadership and control and its command
and control infrastructure
2. Deliver and sustain maximum economic pressure on the regime:
block their assets worldwide, target and dismantle their fleet of ghost tankers.
3. Break into regime information blockage by enabling unrestricted internet
access:
deploy Starlink and other secure communications tools widely cross Iran and conduct cyber
operations to disable the regime's ability to shutdown the internet
4. Hold the regime accountable
by expelling its diplomats from your capitals and pursue legal enforcement actions those
responsible for crimes against humanity
5. Demand the immediate release of all political prisoners:
6. Prepare for a democratic transition in Iran:
by committing to recognize a legitimate transitional government when moment comes
Mass Casualties: The regime is accused of killing over 12,000 Iranians in
48 hours, with protesters hunted even in hospitals.
Military Defections: Tens of thousands from security forces have reportedly
signaled readiness to defect through secure channels.
International Support Requested: Six measures called for including
targeting Revolutionary Guard leadership, blocking regime assets, enabling internet access,
and expelling diplomats.
Democratic Transition Plan: Four core principles outlined: territorial
integrity, separation of religion and state, individual liberties, and democratic
self-determination.
"Cyrus Accords" Vision: A new regional peace initiative envisioned,
extending the Abraham Accords to include a free Iran as a pillar of stability.