Iran's Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC) has released a 25-page propaganda letter aimed at US voters, urging them to oppose President Donald Trump in the upcoming midterm elections. The letter, distributed through various channels, frames Trump's policies as detrimental to national security and aligns with Iran's stance on regional stability.
The move comes amid heightened tensions between the US and Iran, with both sides engaging in diplomatic and military posturing. While the Trump administration has pursued economic sanctions to pressure Iran into negotiations, the IRGC's campaign highlights the growing political dimension of the conflict.
US officials, including Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent, have emphasized the administration's commitment to isolating Iran economically. The sanctions targeting 10 individuals and entities, some based in China, Hong Kong, and Pakistan, are part of this broader strategy.
Meanwhile, Trump has expressed confidence that the conflict with Iran will conclude "very soon," though he has not provided specifics on how or when this might occur. The situation remains volatile, with both nations navigating a complex interplay of diplomacy, military readiness, and domestic political pressures.
