In Munich, a significant demonstration was organized by thousands of individuals to protest the Iranian regime’s oppressive actions, coinciding with widespread national unrest. This demonstration occurred concurrently with a global security conference attended by international leaders in the same German city. Approximately 20,000 participants gathered on Saturday to voice their opposition to the Iranian government, acting on an appeal from Iran’s exiled Crown Prince Reza Pahlavi, who advocated for intensified international pressure on Tehran. The protesters, predominantly comprised of immigrants from the Middle East and Eastern Europe, displayed banners, brandished flags, and rhythmically beat drums while vociferously calling for governmental transformation. Pahlavi characterized the protest as a “global call to action” aimed at galvanizing support from the diaspora for Iranians engaged in ongoing anti-government demonstrations. The assembled multitude repeatedly chanted “Change, change, regime change,” waving national flags, including those of Iran and Israel. Addressing the Munich conference on Saturday, Pahlavi