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Iran’s IRGC Appeals to US Voters Before Midterms

Iran’s IRGC Appeals to US Voters Before Midterms
‘Remove evil, deceitful politicians’: Iran woos US voters ahead of midterms in 25-page letter — what is inside · livemint.com

Iran’s Revolutionary Guard sent a long letter to people who vote in the United States.

It asked them to oppose President Donald Trump’s policies and politicians it considers harmful.

The letter criticized US support for Israel and involvement in foreign conflicts.

It said Iran and the United States could live peacefully together if US policy changed.

Iran also said its “Death to America” slogan targets political leaders, not ordinary Americans.

The group rejected Trump’s explanation that conflict was needed to stop Iran from making nuclear weapons.

An Iranian spokesperson said Americans might think differently if they knew more about the conflict.

Iran-linked media have also been sharing English-language videos, memes and other online material aimed at US audiences.

Key facts

Issuer
Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC)
Audience
American voters
Length
Approximately 25 pages
Timing
Ahead of the US midterm elections
Central proposal
Peaceful coexistence between Iran and the United States if Washington changes its approach
US president criticized
Donald Trump
Outreach methods
English-language content, AI-generated videos, memes and other online material

Quotes

Iran’s Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps

Iran’s military and political-security organization, which issued the open letter

““Death to America” is a prayer for the eradication of the diabolical ruling elite whose seat of power is the White House”
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“Remove from power the evil, deceitful, and violdent politicians who are responsible for America’s current state”
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Hossein Mohebbi

Spokesperson for Iran’s Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps

“The American people are not knowledgeable about many developments. We believe if they knew more, they would think differently and take other decisions”
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