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Susan Kokinda Gives Background Context for the IRGC Appeal to the West for Defense Against Trump
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Susan Kokinda provides context for the IRGC's appeal to the West for defense against Trump, suggesting that the letter tells a bigger story than reported.
What happened
The IRGC sent a 26-page letter to the American people before the midterm elections, dismissed by the State Department as desperate. The letter names the CIA, Israel, and the military-industrial complex but does not mention the British. The letter's author, Susan Kokinda, argues that the letter's omissions and content are significant.
Why it matters
The letter's significance is unclear, but it may indicate the IRGC's concerns about Trump's policy towards Iran. This could have implications for US-Iran relations and global geopolitics.
Key facts
- The IRGC sent a 26-page letter to the American people before the midterm elections.
- The letter names the CIA, Israel, and the military-industrial complex but does not mention the British.
- The letter was dismissed by the State Department as desperate.
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