is the overthrow of the ruling regime in Iran available?

By Arash Nikzad

During the annual gathering, Maryam Rajavi said that the overthrow of the ruling regime in Iran is available.

Maryam Rajavi explained at the annual gathering of the Iranian Resistance: "The Iranian regime is not a reformable regime... and there is no way but its overthrow". And she stressed that the fact was that "the overthrow of the regime is possible and feasible because there is a general public dissatisfaction in Iran."

Maryam Rajavi focused on nearly 11,000 protests and protests that were held throughout the country despite the regime's crackdown last year. This number is unprecedented and reflects the spread of public anger against the fundamentalist regime ruling the country.

Rajavi pointed to the weakness that the Wilayat-e-Faghih regime suffered and said: "They made themselves in 3 wars.

And emphasized that the force of change has a lot of motivation and can recognize the conditions that make it possible to overthrow the regime. "

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