Four years have passed since the day that the “executioners,” the vicious, took the life of Iran’s girl, Mahsa Amini. The Islamic Republic thought it could also trample Mahsa’s blood like the blood of so many others, but an Iran rose up for her.

To show that he had not killed Mahsa, Zohak targeted the hearts of other young people too—alongside Nika and Sariņa, Kiaн and Khodānavar; from Hamidreza and Majidreza to hundreds of other children of Iran.

Four years later, the Iranian people stand at another stage of the same struggle. The path that passed through previous uprisings has today reached the glorious revolution of the Lion and Sun—where the struggles of the Iranian people, with all the experiences and costs behind them, have come together around a single national goal: to reclaim Iran from the criminal regime that has held our homeland hostage for nearly half a century.

This national solidarity was not achieved overnight. Behind it lies a long, difficult, and costly path—the one the Iranian people began with the magnificent gathering of Cyrus Day in Aban 1395, and in Dey 1396, Aban 1398, and the uprisings of 1401 and 1404, giving it more experience and maturity. Uprings that each formed a part of the pillars of the national revolution of Iran.

Every sacrifice placed a responsibility upon us; and every rise and fall made the Iranian people more prepared for the next step—until today, when Iranians, in unison and under their national flag, stand to reclaim Iran.

Mahsa Amini and all the brave women and men who sacrificed their lives for the freedom of Iran will remain forever immortal in the memory of the Iranian people.

We will continue their path to freedom and the reclaiming of Iran.

Long live Iran Reza Pahlavi