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Iran’s Revolutionary Guard Calls on Americans to Vote Against Trump Ahead of Midterms

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According to an article, the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC) reportedly issued a 25‑page letter urging U.S. voters to reject President Trump in the upcoming midterm elections, suggesting this could lead to a shift in U.S. policy toward Iran and a “peaceful coexistence.” The report does not provide independent verification of the letter’s content, its distribution, or the IRGC’s actual influence on American voters, and no other sources confirm the claim.

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