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Maryam Rajavi condemned the Iranian regime and called for an uprising, while also accusing it of yielding to pressure from Tehran and criticizing France for canceling demonstrations.

6 reports, 2 independent Updated Sep 4
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Maryam Rajavi condemned the Iranian regime and called for an uprising, while also accusing it of yielding to pressure from Tehran and criticizing France for canceling demonstrations.

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  1. While discussing the Iranian regime, Maryam Rajavi was reportedly targeted by authorities in France, coinciding with Trévidic taking over a prosecutor's office regarding French interests in Iran.Sub-event
  2. Maryam Rajavi calls for regime replacement and presents a comprehensive democratic plan.1 source
  3. Rajavi assumes leadership of the NCRI, a resistance group against the Iranian regime.1 source
  4. Rajavi criticizes Iranian regime and blames external pressures including France.1 source

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