The People of Afghanistan

Dear Afghan brothers and sisters, the Iranian people speak to you with love, respect, and deep kinship. We share more than a border—we share a language, a poetry, a history, and a civilization. Dari and Farsi are one tongue. Our stories, songs, and souls are woven together.

For centuries, the great poets—Rumi, Hafez, Saadi, Ferdowsi—have belonged to us both. Their words cross every boundary. When we read them, we remember that Iranians and Afghans are branches of the same ancient tree. Our cultures blend so seamlessly that in art, music, and literature, we are one people.

Afghanistan has suffered decades of war, invasion, and upheaval. The Iranian people have witnessed this with broken hearts. We know your pain is real—the displacement, the loss, the yearning for stability. We pray for the day when Afghan families can rebuild in peace, when children can study without fear, when prosperity replaces suffering.

Millions of Afghans have found refuge in Iran. They are not strangers—they are family. A free Iran will embrace Afghans not as guests but as kin. Together we can build economic ties, open borders for trade and travel, and support each other's development.

For decades, the Ayatollahs and their terrorist proxies have assassinated every national alternative before it could rise. @PahlaviReza remains. Millions see in him the symbol of unity and the promise of a modern, free Iran governed by its people.

We dream of a future where the roads between Herat and Mashhad are highways of commerce and friendship. Where Afghan and Iranian students study together. Where our shared language becomes a bridge to shared prosperity.

The Iranian people stand with Afghanistan—not with any faction, but with the mothers, fathers, and children who deserve peace. When Iran is free, Afghanistan will find in us a true partner, a reliable neighbor, and a lasting friend.