The US Central Intelligence Agency (CIA) offered help to potential informants in Iran on Tuesday, providing Farsi-language instructions on ways to safely contact the US spy agency as President Donald Trump mulls possible military strikes, AP reports.

The post is the latest in a series of recruitment pitches in Farsi, Korean, Russian, and Mandarin that offered secure ways to contact the CIA. The Farsi-language message posted Tuesday to X, Instagram and YouTube.

“Hello. The Central Intelligence Agency hears you and wants to help,” the agency wrote in the message, according to an English translation. “Here are some tips on how to make a secure virtual call with us.”

The Farsi-language post racked up millions of views within just a few hours.

The CIA won’t disclose details about the new tips or sources that resulted from earlier recruitment videos, but Director John Ratcliffe has said the posts are having an impact.

The CIA’s tips include using a virtual private network, or VPN, to circumvent internet restrictions and surveillance, and the use of a disposable device that can’t easily be traced back to the user. The CIA also urged potential informants to use private web browsers and to delete their internet history to cover their tracks.

The instructions include ways to reach the CIA on its public website or on the darknet, a part of the internet that can only be accessed using special tools designed to hide the user’s identity. The CIA has also posted similar instructions in Russian.