Trump administration ‘must be changed’: Iran’s IRGC appeals to US voters

What the report says

Iran’s Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps has issued an open letter aimed at Americans, calling on U.S. voters to reject the Trump administration and saying it “must be changed,” according to Al Jazeera. The message, released on Tuesday, comes amid the ongoing war between the United States and Iran and arrives about five weeks before U.S. midterm elections. The IRGC framed its appeal as a warning about what it describes as deception by the White House on the war, Iran’s nuclear programme and control of the Strait of Hormuz.

In the letter, the IRGC says Iran has prevailed in the conflict and claims U.S. and Israeli strikes failed to achieve their stated aims. It also tries to separate the American public from the U.S. government, arguing that both Iranians and Americans are being harmed by corrupt political leaders. The group’s spokesperson, Hossein Mohebbi, repeated those themes in remarks to reporters, accusing Trump of lying to U.S. citizens and saying many Americans do not understand the consequences of the administration’s actions.

Al Jazeera reported that the letter is part of a broader Iranian effort to reach U.S. audiences through English-language messaging online, including memes and other social media content. The article also noted that Iran and the United States have continued separate contacts with mediators as diplomacy remains under discussion. The exchange matters because it shows how the conflict is now being fought not only militarily and diplomatically, but also in public messaging aimed at voters and foreign audiences.