The final component called for the support of Zahedi as a replacement prime minister for Mossadeq.[33] A memorandum from the Acting Chief for the Division of Near East and Africa, released by the CIA in 2012, demonstrates the involvement of US intelligence in "anti-Tudeh activities" supported by Zahedi.[34] The document reveals that Zahedi and the US actively tracked pro-Tudeh information being distributed in Iran as well as the existence of Tudeh networking.