Mohsen Razai, secretary of the Supreme National Security Council in the Islamic Republic, said of the letter from J. Dee Vance, Trump's deputy: "I read the letter. I have not yet responded to this letter. The tone has completely changed and it is a very good sign that the Iranian nation has established its authority and victory. Mohsen Razai, in an interview with the Radio of the Islamic Republic of Aban, added that since they did not offer anything from the letter, I will not say anything at the moment. Regarding the possibility of changing the nuclear doctrine of the Islamic Republic, he said: "A new decision has not yet been made in the government; of course, it is a matter of debate that if there is another war, we want to have the same doctrine or not. "No decision has been made, but the people of Iran are looking for reasonable demands."

Mohsen Razai, secretary of the Supreme National Security Council in the Islamic Republic, said of the letter from J. Dee Vance, Trump's deputy: "I read the letter. I have not yet responded to this letter. The tone has completely changed and it is a very good sign that the Iranian nation has established its authority and victory. Mohsen Razai, in an interview with the Radio of the Islamic Republic of Aban, added that since they did not offer anything from the letter, I will not say anything at the moment. Regarding the possibility of changing the nuclear doctrine of the Islamic Republic, he said: "A new decision has not yet been made in the government; of course, it is a matter of debate that if there is another war, we want to have the same doctrine or not. "No decision has been made, but the people of Iran are looking for reasonable demands."