Linda Chavez: The Fall of the Velayat-e Faqih Regime has Become a Historical Inevitability; the Iranian Resistance is the Guarantee for Democratic Change

Linda Chavez, former White House Director of Public Liaison, stated that the current circumstances in Iran indicate a decisive stage in the country's history, emphasizing that the democratic alternative is ready to lead the transitional phase.

Chavez said: "After 15 years of my continuous participation in the Iranian Resistance's programs, I can say that this year is entirely different from the previous ones; today, we are not talking about whether the regime will fall or not, because we know for certain that change is inevitable. The only remaining question is when and how it will be achieved."

She added: "Iran has witnessed successive cycles of uprisings, starting from 2009, through the 2019 uprising, and leading to the 2022 uprising that broke out after the killing of an innocent young woman. Today, we see popular anger extending across all 31 Iranian provinces, where crowds fill the streets demanding the overthrow of the Velayat-e Faqih regime."

Chavez continued: "The reaction of the executioner Khamenei's regime has always been suppression, arrests, and the killing of protesters, including children. However, this resistance did not break out suddenly; it is the product of decades of organization. The **Rebellious Youth** in the field were ready to organize the ranks of a people who can no longer bear living under the weight of a regime that deprives them of the basic necessities of life, such as food and water, and practices systematic oppression against women, stripping them of their freedom to choose their clothing and their goals."

She explained: "While some in Washington talk about finding 'reformists' within the regime or choosing a leader from the outside who has lived in America for 40 years and is linked to capitalists, we ask: what have these individuals provided to the people throughout the decades? Have they built a movement committed to democracy? The truth is that there is no real movement except the Iranian Resistance led by Mrs. Maryam Rajavi, who is an inspiring and charismatic leader. She did not wait for the help of politicians but forged her own path and built a movement that includes real leaders on the ground."

Chavez emphasized: "The Ten-Point Plan presented by Mrs. Maryam Rajavi, which guarantees equality and rights under a free market, is the ideal solution for Iran's future. Despite the demonization campaigns launched by the **Mullahs** in response to this power, the images coming from inside prove the scale of the vast popular support for this movement. If the resistance were not effective, the regime would not seek to kill its members."

Chavez concluded: "It is not our right as Americans or foreigners to choose who leads Iran; that is the responsibility of the Iranian people alone. The people will choose those who have struggled with them and remained by their side for decades for democratic change. I am confident that next year we will not meet in Paris, but we will celebrate together in a free Tehran."