US Vice President J. De Vance offered to meet with the Secretary of Iran's Supreme National Security Council, Mohsen Razai, to discuss ending the war. The Washington Post reports this and points out that the US administration sees Razai, who, according to the US intelligence services, has close ties to Iranian Supreme Leader Mujadaba Khamenei, as a key figure capable of securing the conclusion of the nuclear deal. The meeting may take place in Istanbul or Doha. Although Tehran responded positively to this proposal, there are no signs that Iran has softened its position in the nuclear negotiations, the publication notes.

US Vice President J. De Vance offered to meet with the Secretary of Iran's Supreme National Security Council, Mohsen Razai, to discuss ending the war. The Washington Post reports this and points out that the US administration sees Razai, who, according to the US intelligence services, has close ties to Iranian Supreme Leader Mujadaba Khamenei, as a key figure capable of securing the conclusion of the nuclear deal. The meeting may take place in Istanbul or Doha. Although Tehran responded positively to this proposal, there are no signs that Iran has softened its position in the nuclear negotiations, the publication notes.