The Washington Post, citing an American source, reported that Scott Bessant, the Secretary of the Treasury of the United States, with the support of the President of this country, Donald Trump, asked China to use its influence on the Islamic Republic to end the war. Beijing conveyed this message to Tehran. According to this report, J. Dee Vance, the vice president of the United States, is responsible for leading diplomatic efforts towards the Islamic Republic, and last month he sent a conciliatory letter to Mohsen Razai, one of the Islamic Republic's top security officials. Ali al-Thawadi, the Qatari mediator between the White House and Tehran, said Islamic Republic officials are waiting to see whether the results of the US midterm elections will change Washington's approach or not. Al-Thawadi said: "Iran's leaders are waiting to see if these elections have changed America's behavior or not." "They took Vance's letter as a sign of respect and welcomed Vance saying the war was wrong," he added. According to al-Thawadi, the leaders of the Islamic Republic want to be sure of America's credibility.

The Washington Post, citing an American source, reported that Scott Bessant, the Secretary of the Treasury of the United States, with the support of the President of this country, Donald Trump, asked China to use its influence on the Islamic Republic to end the war. Beijing conveyed this message to Tehran. According to this report, J. Dee Vance, the vice president of the United States, is responsible for leading diplomatic efforts towards the Islamic Republic, and last month he sent a conciliatory letter to Mohsen Razai, one of the Islamic Republic's top security officials. Ali al-Thawadi, the Qatari mediator between the White House and Tehran, said Islamic Republic officials are waiting to see whether the results of the US midterm elections will change Washington's approach or not. Al-Thawadi said: "Iran's leaders are waiting to see if these elections have changed America's behavior or not." "They took Vance's letter as a sign of respect and welcomed Vance saying the war was wrong," he added. According to al-Thawadi, the leaders of the Islamic Republic want to be sure of America's credibility.