Sent via Starlink: "I barely managed to get temporary access to the internet amidst the chaos. Here, it's truly hell. For us, it smells of victory, and for them, it reeks of the stench of overthrow, and they know it too. Without exaggeration, this is what I've seen with my own eyes. The videos you see, which barely make it through, might only be 20% of the reality at best. It's impossible to show the entire population. The crowd is in the millions and astonishingly coordinated. This morning, I went to the grocery store to buy a few things for home and asked how long they'd be open. They said 3 PM. "If we don't close, it's a betrayal" Here, everyone is talking about the Shah. Everyone is brimming with energy. Let it reach the Shah's ears that since he said he's preparing to return to Iran, the people have gained momentous energy. No one says anymore 'if it happens...' Everyone knows it's over. They're fighting with all their might just to make it happen sooner. I say it again: In these past few nights, I haven't heard any slogan other than "Pahlavi will return", "long live the Shah", and "death to Khamenei". Everyone wants the Shah, don't let anyone claim that the people want anyone but the Shah! The people have such unity as if they've been practicing for this time period for decades. If it was possible to show everything, you'd be witnessing by far the most magnificent revolution in history. I swear on this soil that I'm not exaggerating. Tell the people abroad that we've seen your gatherings and we're proud of you. Tell them we kiss your hands. Tell them we know your hearts are with us, and know that our hearts are with you too. Tell them that the great work you're doing is no less than the battlefield we're on. The revolution is a team project, and each of us must properly fulfill our duties. Without you, we won't win, so hold your heads high and keep going. Victory for Iran and the world is just around the corner. See you soon”