Next Steps in the Path of

#NationalCooperation for Iran’s Freedom

A Strategic Bridge Connecting Defecting Forces to Crown Prince Reza Pahlavi

The campaign of #NationalCooperation is not merely a slogan — it is a strategic and operational roadmap designed to establish direct and confidential channels of communication between:

Defecting forces within Iran’s security and military apparatus

Patriotic government officials disillusioned with the regime

And Crown Prince Reza Pahlavi — as the leader of national unity and the legitimate alternative for Iran’s transition

At a time when the Islamic Republic is collapsing from within, this connection plays a critical role in ensuring:

✅ A soft transfer of power to a secular, national, and people-driven structure

✅ Prevention of chaos, revenge, and civil war

✅ Stability, national cohesion, and public safety during the transition period

Security and military personnel who have awakened to the truth — and administrators weary of corruption and betrayal — now have a safe and honorable path forward:
Joining the campaign of #NationalCooperation

✊ Operational Steps Ahead:

1. Organizing Defecting Security and Military Forces:
Identifying and connecting these insiders with grassroots coordination cells to help protect protesters, neutralize the regime’s violent apparatus, and secure strategic locations.

2. Forming Small “Eternal Guard” Units:
Creating agile, dedicated local resistance cells to spark street protests, disrupt transportation and communications, and paralyze the regime’s control systems. These units will be the backbone of targeted civil actions.

3. Preparing for a Return to the Streets:
Mobilizing defectors and citizens in synchronized, organized, and large-scale protests — marking the end of public passivity and the return of people power.

4. A Final Uprising with a Clear Objective:
The final stage must focus on seizing key government and executive centers — a decisive move to dismantle authoritarian power and transition toward a new Iran that is:
Free, secular, national, and rooted in ethics.

Raghu Kondori