Ali Nikzad, deputy chairman of the Islamic Council, said on Sunday, November 10, that the Islamic Republic of Iran does not intend to negotiate on the nuclear program "in any way" despite threats from the US and Israel. These statements are made after the publication of J.'s newsletter. The. Vance to Mohsen Razai, Secretary of the Supreme National Security Council of the Islamic Republic of Iran, and the talks of the Qatari mediators with Iranian representatives in Tehran and Qatar, senior military and security officials, including the Revolutionary Guards and military commanders, the commanders of the United States military, as well as a heavy representation of fighters in the United States and with representatives of the Islamic Council. of another attack. No report was published on the content of the negotiations between the representatives of Tehran and Doha.
On Saturday night, the President of the United States, Donald Trump, said again that "Iran is looking for an agreement and does not need to obtain nuclear weapons."