A senior security official says they have yet to respond to Vance's letter; No new decision was made regarding the change in the nuclear doctrine Tehran, IRNA -. The Secretary of Iran's Supreme National Security Council, Major General Mohsen Razai, confirmed that he has not yet responded to the letter from US Vice President J. Enough is enough, and there is no change in the nuclear doctrine of the Islamic Republic of Iran. In a special interview on Saturday night, Razai said that he received and carefully reviewed the letter from US Vice President J. Dee Vance, but has yet to issue an official response.
He said that no official or new government decision has yet been made regarding Iran's nuclear doctrine.
"A new decision has not yet been made," he said. However, he stated that an internal discussion is underway. "Of course, the discussion is now whether, if another war breaks out, we want to maintain the same doctrine as before."
He added that there is no mistaking the change in Washington's language. "Their tone has completely changed, which is a very good sign," he stated. "Alhamdulillah, the Iranian nation has strengthened its victory and strength."
These words come against the background of reports of US propaganda aimed at preventing a renewed military conflict. Razai did not reveal the full content of the letter, adding that so far no reply has been sent.
Razai pointed to public sentiment in Iran, noting that the nation has legitimate demands.
He emphasized that adversaries have openly declared Iranian nuclear facilities as targets, while Iran has consistently fulfilled its cooperation with the International Atomic Energy Agency.
"When people see these realities, they ask why we have to continue under the same conditions," he explained.
Razai emphasized that the Iranian people have legitimate demands. He noted that the enemy attacked Iran's nuclear facilities despite Tehran's full cooperation with the IAEA inspections and the approved quiet nature of the program.