Exiled Crown Prince Reza Pahlavi, son of Iran's last shah, remains outside the country, actively pressing Western governments for support against the Islamic Republic through diplomacy and public speeches rather than announcing any return plans. Two days ago, he urged the United States to abandon nuclear negotiations and back regime change efforts, building on his April 23 Berlin visit where he called for European non-appeasement amid protests, including a red paint incident. In March, Pahlavi outlined a transition governance framework and declared readiness to lead post-regime Iran. Absent verifiable signs of regime collapse, widespread uprisings, or safe passage guarantees, significant security barriers and arrest risks under current Iranian law sustain trader skepticism on near-term entry.