Do you remember how much controversy, confirmation, and denial arose regarding the meeting between the Supreme Leader of the Islamic Republic and the athletes?

Do you remember that same meeting, which was being denied, and athletes like Nima Nakisa tweeted about it?

At that time, I wrote in a note that such meetings are usually broadcast at the beginning of congresses, and this was one of those broadcasts.

Think about it for a moment. Who benefits from spreading those rumors and then denying them in such a manner, and who is harmed?

In a note I wrote three months ago, I mentioned this exact situation https://t.me/AbdiMedia/9875

In that note titled "A more concrete and tangible representation of the large security puzzle of the system," I warned:

"We must also be aware of the restrictions placed on prominent domestic and foreign media outlets, and the infiltration of foreign media that cover Iran's political, cultural, and social news—sometimes misleading them with targeted information in such a way that it becomes very difficult to distinguish truth from falsehood. This includes buying, deceiving, hacking, or diminishing their audience for specific goals, particularly with the expansion of non-mainstream messaging apps within the country to extract information and data, as well as distributing and promoting specific VPNs, labeled as foreign and secure."

At Abdi Media, I try to remain objective, observing events and truths without emotion and narrating them to you. If you follow the signs carefully in the political atmosphere, analyzing past, current, and slightly future events becomes a bit easier.

Abdollah Abdi