Al-Kaabi Warns of a Critical Phase and Urges Ahwazis to Act for the Restoration of Their State
Dr. Aref Al-Kaabi, President of the Executive Council of the State of Ahwaz, has warned of the sensitive phase the region is currently experiencing, marked by regional conflict, Iranian expansion, and Israeli ambitions.
In a televised speech on the “State of Ahwaz” satellite channel, Al-Kaabi called on the Ahwazi people to take immediate action to defend their occupied land, cautioning against the anticipated scenarios following the potential fall of the Iranian regime.
Ahwaz at the Heart of Regional Conflict
Al-Kaabi emphasized that Ahwaz is a crucial part of the current regional conflict, and the international arena is witnessing significant changes that could lead to a new world war. He urged the Ahwazi people to take advantage of these circumstances to strengthen their cause and reclaim their legitimate rights.
The President of the Executive Council of the State of Ahwaz pointed out that the conflicts in Gaza, southern Lebanon, and other regions are part of a broader struggle for the region, with one of the most significant changes being the expected fall of the Iranian regime, which is predicted to occur after the U.S. elections.
The Need for Immediate Action
Al-Kaabi stressed the necessity for Ahwazis to be present in the future political equation of the region and to work towards the restoration of their state, which was occupied in 1925. He highlighted the importance of Ahwazis becoming a part of the upcoming political framework, calling on them to act immediately to make their voices heard by the international community. He warned against the dangers of procrastination and waiting, especially given the multiple scenarios surrounding the fall of the Iranian regime and its aftermath.
A Clear Message to the International Community
Al-Kaabi emphasized that the message of the Ahwazi people is clear: they will not accept any solution that compromises the sovereignty of their state. He reiterated their aspiration to fully reclaim their rights, stating that it does not matter who takes control in Tehran. What matters is that the Ahwazi people are determined to restore Ahwazi sovereignty over their land and will not accept any alternative solutions that determine the future of the State of Ahwaz.
He also revealed the existence of international studies that affirm the historical rights of Ahwaz and its people.
Warning Against Spies and Traitors
Al-Kaabi also warned of the presence of spies and traitors among the Ahwazi ranks, noting that this phenomenon has been present in other liberation movements, such as the Algerian Revolution. He called on the Ahwazi people to remain vigilant and cautious.
Al-Kaabi concluded his speech by urging the Ahwazi people to unite and work together to achieve their legitimate goals. He encouraged them to fulfill their national and patriotic duties and not hesitate in defending their land and rights.
