Azadi Circus in Berlin; Stateless players and indifferent audiences.
The awarding of the Freedom Prize of the Friedrich Neumann Foundation to Raba Pahlavi is the last political show of German statesmen; An action that contradicts the reality of his anti-Iranian positions and the lack of popular support.
The collapse of the Georgetown coalition, the separation of the Pahlavi opposition and the disparity between the actual population of the gatherings and the claims made, cast doubt on the validity of the claim to represent the Iranian nation more and more.
At the same time, Mertes' low popularity, the electoral defeats of the ruling coalition, the economic crisis and restrictions on freedom of expression, pro-Palestinian protests and security clashes, distort the validity of Berlin's human rights claims.
Germany's support for Iran's unilateral sanctions, Mertes' support for Israel's aggression and the support of some European countries for the Ramadan war, reveal the contradiction between the claim of support for the Iranians and Berlin's practical implementation.
In a situation where the Strait of Hormuz is not opened under pressure and the geographical limitation of the range of Iranian missiles has been removed, escorting the attackers could have heavy costs for Germany and its partners.
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