Ongoing protests in Iran are reverberating internationally, as demonstrators voice their support for economic and political reform. In several countries, including Australia and various European nations, Iranian communities and supporters have taken to the streets to rally against Khamenei's regime and advocate for change. Activists have showcased solidarity with the protesters in Iran and have echoed calls for political transformation, prominently waving flags from countries like the US and Israel in support of Reza Pahlavi.

Major demonstrations have been reported in cities such as London, Berlin, Malmo in Sweden, and cities in the Netherlands, with thousands joining the cause. These protests have attracted attention not only from local residents but also from international organizations and political figures, drawing a spotlight on the ongoing instability and unrest within Iran. These events represent a notable global reaction to the current situation, reflecting widespread concerns over the political and human rights climate in Iran.

Furthermore, ongoing tensions have been exacerbated by threats from Iran aimed at US military bases, signaling that the unrest may not only affect domestic policies but could also have implications for international relations. Following diplomatic discussions in Oman, the Iranian government remains unreconciled to demands for reform, which underscores the complexities of the current geopolitical landscape regarding Iran and its neighbors, as well as further afield in Western countries where Iranian diaspora communities are rallying for their homeland's future.