Iran's Revolutionary Guard Appeals to U.S. Voters Amid Ongoing War

• •The IRGC's letter urges U.S. voters to reject politicians supporting military intervention.
• •The letter claims Iran has retained control over the Strait of Hormuz despite U.S. actions.
• •The U.S. withdrawal from Iraq is seen by Iran as a victory for its regional influence.

Iran's Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC) issued a 26-page open letter to American voters, urging them to remove U.S. politicians supporting military intervention and the war against Iran. The letter was published as U.S. forces withdrew from Iraq, a move celebrated by Tehran. The IRGC claims the U.S. has failed to achieve its objectives in the conflict, which has been ongoing for eight months. The letter accuses the Trump Administration of deceit and calls for political change through voting. It highlights the rising energy prices and inflation as key issues affecting American voters. The IRGC asserts that Iran has maintained control over the Strait of Hormuz and gained cultural influence despite U.S. military actions. The letter's impact on U.S. elections remains uncertain, as it may not reach a significant portion of the electorate. The ongoing conflict has drawn in Iranian allies and exacerbated tensions in the region.