An investigation has uncovered a network of 19 websites created by Iran as part of a global influence operation. These sites, presenting themselves as independent sources of opinion and analysis, target audiences across the United States, Europe, the Middle East, the Caucasus, and South America. Two websites specifically target U.S. audiences with election-related content, one focusing on African Americans and another on U.S. veterans. The network shares pro-Iran content, criticizes Israel, the United States, and Saudi Arabia, while praising Iranian terrorist proxies. Technical indicators, including shared web hosting servers and common patterns in email addresses, link these sites together. The findings suggest a coordinated effort by Iran to shape global narratives and potentially influence elections.