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

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The Times of Israel
“Iran’s Guards pen open letter to US midterm voters, urging them to reject ‘liar’ Trump”

25-page message accuses US president of concealing 'peaceful nature' of Iran's nuclear program to drag the country into war, extends offer of 'coexistence' to American people The post Iran’s Guards pen open letter to US midterm voters, urging them to reject ‘liar’ Trump appeared first on The Times of Israel .

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Al Jazeera English
“Trump administration ‘must be changed’: Iran’s IRGC appeals to US voters”

Iran's military has issued an open letter accusing Trump of lying to US citizens about the state of the ongoing war.

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Observador
“Irão apela aos eleitores dos EUA para afastarem republicanos”

Guarda Revolucionária denuncia "políticos maléficos" e pede aos americanos para afastarem aliados de Trump nas próximas 'midterms' de novembro, enquanto celebra saída de tropas dos EUA do Iraque.

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SAPO Notícias
“Irão apela aos eleitores americanos para afastarem Trump e os republicanos nas intercalares de novembro”

Guarda Revolucionária acusa a administração Trump de promover conflitos e contesta o apoio a Israel, numa carta dirigida aos cidadãos norte-americanos que coincide com a retirada total dos EUA do Iraque

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Haaretz
“Iran addresses American voters amidst cease-fire talks and U.S. withdrawal from Iraq”

Iran said it received an American response on its ceasefire proposal, as it urged Americans to vote against Trump's candidates in the upcoming midterm elections and amidst U.S. withdrawl from their remaining bases ​in neighbouring Iraq

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