Reza Pahlavi, the exiled crown prince of Iran, made an appeal at the Munich Security Conference for the international community to support the Iranian people, coinciding with a massive protest that drew approximately 250,000 attendees, according to police estimates. This demonstration was part of a broader call for increased international pressure on Tehran and occurred against the backdrop of a significant uprising in Iran that has resulted in fatalities. The gathering featured drums, flags, and chants for regime change, embodying what Pahlavi termed a 'global day of action' aimed at drawing attention to the plight of Iranians facing governmental oppression. He encouraged similar demonstrations in cities such as Los Angeles and Toronto, highlighting the global nature of this protest movement. The protestors carried flags with the green, white, and red colors and the symbols of the lion and sun, representing the historical flag of Iran. The turnout exceeded expectations and indicates a growing international solidarity with the Iranian cause, particularly in light of the ongoing challenges the people face within Iran due to government crackdowns on dissent.