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Assassination of Ayatollah, former Empress Farah Pahlavi: Khamenei's death does not bring down the system

2026-03-03 19:53:03Kosova&Bota SHKRUAR NGA REDAKSIA VOX

As the Middle East grapples with the geopolitical fallout from recent military strikes and the death of Iran’s Supreme Leader, Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, voices from the diaspora and the Iranian opposition have begun to outline the next steps for the country. Farah Pahlavi, widow of the last Shah of Iran, has delivered a clear and measured message to the international community: the death of a leader does not automatically translate into the profound collapse of the regime.

A historic moment, but not the end of the "mullahs"

In a statement to Agence France-Presse (AFP), the former empress, who has been living in exile in Paris since she was ousted by the Islamic Revolution of January 1979, described Khamenei's passing as a development of "historic importance ." However, she warned strongly against illusions that this fact will bring about the immediate collapse of the Islamic Republic.

"The death of a man, however central he may be in the architecture of power, does not automatically mean the end of a system," Pahlavi stressed, underlining that the regime's essential structures remain intact and functional.

According to her, the true fall of the theocracy can come exclusively from the Iranian people themselves, whom she is convinced "overwhelmingly demand an end to the mullahs' regime."

The peaceful transition and the role of Reza Pahlavi

For Farah Pahlavi, the real challenge now is not simply to overthrow the system, but how the power vacuum will be managed. She sees as “crucial” the ability of the Iranian nation to unite around a common vision. The goal, she says, must be an “orderly, peaceful and sovereign transition to a state of law.”

In this political context, she emphasized that her son, the exiled Crown Prince, Reza Pahlavi, is "preparing" this perspective, positioning himself as a unifying figure for pro-democracy forces at home and abroad.

Message to internationals: No geopolitical calculations

The most essential part of her statement was a drawing of “red lines” for Western and regional powers. Pahlavi was adamant that Tehran’s fate should not be decided at the tables of foreign chancelleries or as part of secret negotiations.

To guarantee a sustainable future, she presented two fundamental demands to the international community:

The support of the free world should be directed directly to the Iranian people and not become a victim of geopolitical calculations.

"Foreign powers have their own interests; the Iranian people have their own destiny," she declared, urging that foreign agendas not dictate the form of the new government in Iran.

Her statement comes at a crossroads moment, where the vacuum left by Khamenei is expected to fuel both internal power struggles among fierce factions in Tehran and a new mobilization of the popular opposition.


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