Rezai on the Vanessa letter: "Their tone has completely changed" Mohsen Rezai, secretary of Iran's Supreme National Security Council and former commander of the Revolutionary Guards, says that he read the letter sent to him by US Vice President J. Dee Vance, but has yet to reply. "Their tone has completely changed, which is a good sign," he said, adding that the Iranian people had established their victory. According to the Wall Street Journal, Vance sent the letter this week at Trump's direction, in an attempt to restart peace talks. Razai said that no new decision was made at the government level regarding the negotiations. But he revealed that Tehran is now debating whether, if war breaks out again, Iran should maintain its previous doctrine or change it, supposedly in reference to its nuclear status. The public demands answers, he said: Iran cooperated fully with the IAEA inspections, answered every request and allowed cameras in all its sites, and the enemy still attacked all its nuclear facilities. "So naturally, when people see all this, their question to us is: Why do you want to continue on the same path? ".

Rezai on the Vanessa letter: "Their tone has completely changed" Mohsen Rezai, secretary of Iran's Supreme National Security Council and former commander of the Revolutionary Guards, says that he read the letter sent to him by US Vice President J. Dee Vance, but has yet to reply. "Their tone has completely changed, which is a good sign," he said, adding that the Iranian people had established their victory. According to the Wall Street Journal, Vance sent the letter this week at Trump's direction, in an attempt to restart peace talks. Razai said that no new decision was made at the government level regarding the negotiations. But he revealed that Tehran is now debating whether, if war breaks out again, Iran should maintain its previous doctrine or change it, supposedly in reference to its nuclear status. The public demands answers, he said: Iran cooperated fully with the IAEA inspections, answered every request and allowed cameras in all its sites, and the enemy still attacked all its nuclear facilities. "So naturally, when people see all this, their question to us is: Why do you want to continue on the same path? ".