President Donald Trump just sent a message straight into the heart of Iran’s uprising, and it could not be clearer.

“TO ALL IRANIAN PATRIOTS — keep protesting, take over your institutions if possible, and save the names of the killers and the abusers,” Trump said. “Because they’ll pay a very big price.”

Then he added the line that is echoing across social media and into the streets of Tehran.

“All I say to them is, ‘Help is on its way.’”

This is not the language of weakness. This is the language of moral clarity.

Iran is in full crisis mode. The regime has arrested thousands, killed hundreds, shut off the internet, and sent security forces door to door. Families are searching for loved ones. Protesters are risking everything. And the ruling class is clinging to power through fear and violence.

Trump’s message cut through the silence that usually comes from global elites. He did not scold the protesters. He did not lecture them about restraint. He did not side with the regime in the name of “stability.” He sided with the people.

From an America First and God honoring perspective, this matters. Scripture tells us to stand with the oppressed and call evil what it is. Tyranny does not become legitimate just because it wears a government uniform.

Trump’s words also send a signal to the regime itself. The world is watching. Names are being recorded. Justice is coming.

For the Iranian people, this was not just encouragement. It was hope. Hope that they are not forgotten. Hope that freedom is still worth fighting for. Hope that evil does not get the final word.

Trump ended with a promise, and history shows he does not make empty ones.

Help is on its way.