An incident occurred in Berlin on Thursday, where a protester threw a red, sauce-like substance at Iran's exiled crown prince, Reza Pahlavi, as he was leaving a building after a press conference. The suspected attacker was immediately arrested by authorities at the scene.

Despite the incident, Pahlavi showed no signs of distress. He greeted supporters, got into a vehicle and left the area without incident.

During the press conference, Pahlavi criticized the ceasefire between the United States and Iran, questioning its effectiveness. According to him, the agreement is based on the assumption that the Iranian government's position will change, which he does not see as realistic.

"I'm not saying that diplomacy shouldn't be given a chance, but I think enough opportunities have already been given," he declared.

Pahlavi also called on European countries to increase support for Iranian citizens seeking democracy, claiming that dozens of political prisoners have been executed or sentenced to death in recent weeks.

“Will the free world act or stand by silently in the face of this?” he asked.

Reza Shah Pahlavi, his father, was overthrown from power during the 1979 Iranian Revolution, following mass protests that led to the end of the monarchy. Since then, Reza Pahlavi has lived in exile, but continues to try to play a role in Iran's political future.

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