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Vida Nik Talean

September 20, 2025
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With greetings to my dear Maryam Rajavi, and salutations to the supporters of the rightful resistance of the Iranian people.

Special regards to my dear Zahra Merrikhi and to all the PMOI members at Ashraf 3.

Today, I stand here as a representative of the generation of 1979, raised as a generation by Massoud Rajavi. A generation that fully experienced the passionate days of unity during the 1979 revolution. But Khomeini betrayed the trust of this nation. The fiery demarcation “Neither Shah nor the Mullahs,” under Massoud Rajavi’s leadership, began with our generation. We are a generation that has felt both the venom of monarchic tyranny and the chains of the mullahs’ oppression with flesh and bone.

For us, freedom is not merely a word but the most sacred ideal. We found this sacred ideal under the proud banner of the People’s Mojahedin Organization of Iran, led by Massoud Rajavi, an ideal from which he has never budged even an iota. That is why, together with you and the heroic PMOI members at Ashraf-3, we cry out: let the peoples of the world know that Massoud is our leader.

Yes, it was for this freedom that 30,000 heroic, devoted fighters stood firm unto death. So, we, too, swear by the blood of our comrades to stand until the end. This path continues 120 years of the glorious struggle of the Iranian people for freedom, independence, and popular sovereignty.

Today, we celebrate the 60th anniversary of an organization that, through sacrifice, honesty, and fidelity to its pledge, has become a national treasure for 90 million Iranians and is moving to dismantle this regime.

Maryam Rajavi has said that freedom is a precious treasure that demands great suffering. We follow her lead and are ready for that costly suffering and for the battle of liberation.

Let us shout to the inhuman clerical regime and to the remnants of the Shah that we, the generation of 1979, hand in hand with the generations that follow, pledge with Massoud and Maryam Rajavi that we stand with our lives for the Third Option and for the realization of Maryam Rajavi’s Ten-Point Plan, and we will not allow the regime and its colonialist supporters to plunder the fruits of the sacrifices of martyrs and the suffering of our people.

Death to the oppressor — be it the Shah or the Mullahs’ Leader.

Now I ask the delegation of the next generation to join us on stage, and I ask my sister Farzaneh Hosseini to speak.

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