Is an Iranian Foreign Ministry Influencer Sitting at a Desk at the Pentagon?

Reports of possible influence on American policy have made waves in Washington, where until now little Congressional scrutiny was made of Biden’s Iran policy.

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America's former special representative for Iran, Robert Malley, at Rome, December 3, 2022. AP/Riccardo De Luca

The Department of State has long hid behind “privacy considerations” to avoid disclosing why President Biden’s special adviser on Iran, Robert Malley, was ousted. Now a London-based organization, Iran International, is detailing possible reasons for the adviser’s June suspension. 

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