Mahmud Moradkhani

Mahmud Moradkhani is a physician and prominent activist living in exile in Paris, known for his opposition to the Iranian regime led by his uncle, Ayatollah Ali Khamenei. As the nephew of the Supreme Leader, he has unique insights into the regime's inner workings and has been vocal about his family's long-standing resistance against it, particularly since the establishment of the Islamic Republic in 1979. His activism has intensified amidst recent geopolitical tensions involving Israel and Iran, as he expresses hope for the regime's downfall while also warning of potential violent repercussions for civilians. Moradkhani's work is driven by a desire for a democratic revolution in Iran, and he continues to advocate for political change and the release of political prisoners within the country.