'Men Enthroned At The White House Oppress Both Iranians And Americans': What Iran's IRGC Told US Public In Open Letter

Iran's Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC) has published a letter addressed to the American public, warning voters ahead of the November 2026 midterm elections. The document, 25 pages long, separates ordinary Americans from what the IRGC describes as the country's political leadership, accusing the leaders in the White House of oppressing both Iranians and Americans.

Brigadier General Hossein Mohebbi, an IRGC spokesperson, discussed the letter at a press conference in Tehran, emphasizing that while it may not alter the US administration's position, it could influence American voters. The letter criticizes the US for imposing the costs of wars and foreign interventions on ordinary Americans, claiming that US leaders pursue policies benefiting a small, powerful elite.

The IRGC also rejects the US's designation of the organization as a terrorist group and presents its account of the ongoing conflict with the US and Israel, including Iran's claim of victory in the war and extensive casualties. The letter also addresses the nuclear issue, denying Iran's pursuit of weapons and accusing the US of continuously claiming Iran was close to developing a nuclear weapon without achieving the results Washington predicted.