Trump raises concerns about US support for Iranian royal family member

US President Donald Trump has expressed his support for Reza Pahlavi, the son of Iran’s last Shah. According to reports, Trump met with Pahlavi and described him as “seems very nice”. However, it is unclear whether Trump believes Pahlavi can garner significant support within Iran.

Pahlavi, who was the son of Mohammad Reza Pahlavi, the last Shah of Iran, has been seeking increased attention in recent months. He has been involved in various efforts to promote his father’s legacy and has declared a civil war in Iran.

Trump’s envoy reportedly met with Pahlavi in secret, although details of the meeting are not available. The meeting was seen as an attempt by Trump to build support for Pahlavi within Iran.

Pahlavi’s efforts have been met with skepticism by some, who view him as a relic of the past and a symbol of the old regime. Others see him as a potential unifying figure in Iran, given his connection to the country’s monarchic past.

Trump’s comments on Pahlavi come amid ongoing tensions between the US and Iran. The two countries have been at odds over issues such as nuclear development and regional security.

Pahlavi has stated that he is seeking to promote democracy and human rights in Iran, but his efforts have been met with criticism from some quarters. It remains to be seen whether Trump’s support for Pahlavi will have any significant impact on the situation in Iran.

Source: Google News World