Historic Speech by the Speaker of the U.S. House of Representatives in the British Parliament

Mike Johnson, the Speaker of the U.S. House of Representatives, delivered a historic speech in the British Parliament in the presence of members of the House of Commons and the House of Lords. This is the first time a Speaker of the U.S. House has spoken in the British Parliament. In this historic event, Johnson praised President Trump's support for Iranian protesters and emphasized that any potential alternative for the post-current regime period must be filled solely through free and fair elections by the Iranian people themselves; a process that, according to him, all countries should strive to achieve in Iran. While the Republican faction emphasizes the necessity of preventing the suppression of popular protests in Iran by the Islamic Republic regime, tactical divisions in Washington regarding international relations are evident. On the firm support front, Katie Britt, a Republican senator from Alabama, described the suppression of Iranian protesters as a shocking crime and called for global solidarity with the freedom fighters. Senators Lindsey Graham and Ted Cruz have also repeatedly expressed their support for Iranian protesters through multiple messages. In contrast, some Democratic figures and Europeans are concerned about the collateral costs of aggressive policies on other issues, including Greenland. These developments come as Donald Trump has repeatedly warned in recent weeks that if the Islamic Republic continues to massacre protesters, the U.S. will take action. Last Thursday and Friday, the Islamic Republic began an unprecedented wave of repression against protesters, which, according to human rights organizations, left thousands dead. Kaya Kalas praised the courage of the protesters and condemned the Islamic Republic. The U.S. State Department stated that the Islamic Republic has waged war against the Iranian people. Trump's trip to Davos coincided with the cancellation of the invitation to the Islamic Republic due to the killing of people in Iran. A private message was released; Macron told Trump: 'We can do great things regarding Iran.'