What is Trump hiding? The mystery of Vance's letter to Mohsen Razai Donald Trump's statements about the letter of J. Dee Vance, Vice President of the United States, Al Mohsen Razai, Secretary of Iran's Supreme National Security Council, created new ambiguities about Washington's goals. While the "Wall Street Journal" stated that the purpose of the letter was to explore the possibility of renewing negotiations and preventing another attack, Trump claimed that the subject of the correspondence was the supply of medical equipment; A difference that raises questions about the nature and goals of this relationship. The coincidence of this correspondence with the visit of senior officials of Turkey, Pakistan and Saudi Arabia to Tehran indicates the importance of regional efforts to prevent the spread of the war. The security and economic interests of the countries of the region, mainly in the field of energy and the Strait of Hormuz, alongside their strategic alliance with the US, can explain the motivation of these diplomatic moves, which are apparently carried out in coordination with the US. In America, the costs of the confrontation with Iran and the mid-term elections, and in Israel, uncertainty in the composition of the government, are among the variables that affect the political calculations. In this context, the possibility is raised that Washington will try to examine the way of negotiations while maintaining the military threat; A hypothesis whose evaluation depends on the content of America's proposals and the practical behavior of that country. Read the full text at the link below: