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🚨 IRGC-linked billionaire openly admits they buy tens of thousands of 𝕏 accounts. Sanctions-evading regime financier Babak Zanjani admits that nearly 25,000 𝕏 accounts and their data were “purchased” and transferred into his new blockchain-based social media platform. That should alarm everyone. Zanjani is not some random tech entrepreneur. He is one of the Islamic Republic’s most notorious sanctions fixers and financial operatives. The same man once sentenced to death for embezzling billions in Iranian oil revenues is now building crypto platforms, digital ecosystems, and what increasingly looks like a regime-aligned parallel social network. In a recent post promoting his “My Dot” / DotOne platform, Zanjani announced the successful transfer of data from nearly 25,000 public X accounts into the system during alpha testing. Whether these were bought accounts, scraped accounts, inactive accounts, or mass-transferred profiles, the implications are serious. ⚪ Mass account acquisition ⚪ Potential bot-network infrastructure ⚪ Data scraping and privacy violations ⚪ Artificial engagement and influence operations ⚪ Regime-controlled digital ecosystems designed to mirror or manipulate online discourse This is the same Babak Zanjani who helped the Islamic Republic evade sanctions through oil networks, shell companies, banks, shipping firms, and front operations across the UAE, Turkey, and Malaysia. The US Treasury sanctioned him for helping move billions for the Iranian regime and IRGC-linked entities. Iranian authorities later arrested him, accused him of embezzling roughly €2.7 billion in oil revenues, and sentenced him to death before eventually releasing him years later. Now he is back. According to the US Treasury’s 2026 designation, he was effectively released to continue supporting regime financial operations through crypto exchanges and new digital ventures. His exchanges reportedly processed tens of billions in transactions, including links to IRGC-associated wallets. Now the same network is moving into social media, blockchain platforms, and mass account ecosystems. People should stop pretending these projects are normal startups. The Islamic Republic has spent years building cyber capabilities, influence networks, propaganda infrastructure, and parallel internet systems. A regime-linked billionaire publicly talking about acquiring and transferring 25,000 X accounts is not a minor story. It is a massive red flag.

🚨 IRGC-linked billionaire openly admits they buy tens of thousands of 𝕏 accounts. Sanctions-evading regime financier Babak Zanjani admits that nearly 25,000 𝕏 accounts and their data were “purchased” and transferred into his new blockchain-based social media platform. That should alarm everyone. Zanjani is not some random tech entrepreneur. He is one of the Islamic Republic’s most notorious sanctions fixers and financial operatives. The same man once sentenced to death for embezzling billions in Iranian oil revenues is now building crypto platforms, digital ecosystems, and what increasingly looks like a regime-aligned parallel social network. In a recent post promoting his “My Dot” / DotOne platform, Zanjani announced the successful transfer of data from nearly 25,000 public X accounts into the system during alpha testing. Whether these were bought accounts, scraped accounts, inactive accounts, or mass-transferred profiles, the implications are serious. ⚪ Mass account acquisition ⚪ Potential bot-network infrastructure ⚪ Data scraping and privacy violations ⚪ Artificial engagement and influence operations ⚪ Regime-controlled digital ecosystems designed to mirror or manipulate online discourse This is the same Babak Zanjani who helped the Islamic Republic evade sanctions through oil networks, shell companies, banks, shipping firms, and front operations across the UAE, Turkey, and Malaysia. The US Treasury sanctioned him for helping move billions for the Iranian regime and IRGC-linked entities. Iranian authorities later arrested him, accused him of embezzling roughly €2.7 billion in oil revenues, and sentenced him to death before eventually releasing him years later. Now he is back. According to the US Treasury’s 2026 designation, he was effectively released to continue supporting regime financial operations through crypto exchanges and new digital ventures. His exchanges reportedly processed tens of billions in transactions, including links to IRGC-associated wallets. Now the same network is moving into social media, blockchain platforms, and mass account ecosystems. People should stop pretending these projects are normal startups. The Islamic Republic has spent years building cyber capabilities, influence networks, propaganda infrastructure, and parallel internet systems. A regime-linked billionaire publicly talking about acquiring and transferring 25,000 X accounts is not a minor story. It is a massive red flag.

Just to get freedom, Iranians have to fight: Islamic Republic IRGC Hezbollah Hamas Islamists European leaders United Nations Leftists MEK or NCRI Mainstream media BBC persian VOA farsi FIFA Please comment if I missed anything!