Mohsen Razai, the secretary of the Supreme National Security Council of the Islamic Republic, on Thursday, November 5, after meeting with Vladimir Putin, the President of Russia, told the radio that Tehran presented seven conditions to the United States and until Washington implements these conditions, the Strait of Hormuz will not be opened and there will be no negotiations. He said that at this meeting, Putin condemned the US and Israeli military attacks on the Islamic Republic and the bombing of Iran's nuclear facilities, and while requesting a quick end to the war, he announced Russia's willingness to help end the conflicts. According to the secretary of the Supreme National Security Council, the Russian president also welcomed the report on the four-way meeting in Tehran and emphasized that Moscow, like Beijing, opposes the interference of foreign countries in the security of the region. He also announced the approval of the Rasht-Astra railway project and the investigation of the transfer of Russian gas to Iran for local consumption and export to neighboring countries. In another part of his conversation with Sedavasima, Razai announced that at the request of Mujtaba Khamenei, the leader of the Islamic Republic, he delivered his message to Vladimir Putin.

Mohsen Razai, the secretary of the Supreme National Security Council of the Islamic Republic, on Thursday, November 5, after meeting with Vladimir Putin, the President of Russia, told the radio that Tehran presented seven conditions to the United States and until Washington implements these conditions, the Strait of Hormuz will not be opened and there will be no negotiations. He said that at this meeting, Putin condemned the US and Israeli military attacks on the Islamic Republic and the bombing of Iran's nuclear facilities, and while requesting a quick end to the war, he announced Russia's willingness to help end the conflicts. According to the secretary of the Supreme National Security Council, the Russian president also welcomed the report on the four-way meeting in Tehran and emphasized that Moscow, like Beijing, opposes the interference of foreign countries in the security of the region. He also announced the approval of the Rasht-Astra railway project and the investigation of the transfer of Russian gas to Iran for local consumption and export to neighboring countries. In another part of his conversation with Sedavasima, Razai announced that at the request of Mujtaba Khamenei, the leader of the Islamic Republic, he delivered his message to Vladimir Putin.