Seyed Abbas Araji, the honest foreign minister: February 24, 1404: We have a historic opportunity to reach an unprecedented agreement that will address mutual concerns and secure common interests. This agreement is available, but only if diplomacy is prioritized. February 26, 1404: Today was one of the most serious and long periods of negotiation and we made good progress in these somewhat long and intense hours. We entered very seriously into the elements of the agreement, both in the nuclear field and in the field of sanctions. In the area of removing the sanctions, we expressed our requests very clearly and it was decided to enter into this discussion in a more detailed manner at the next meeting. In this round of talks, more than before, it was evident that both sides are serious about reaching a solution. February 27, 1404: In this round, the elements that could constitute an agreement between the two parties were discussed, and there is an understanding regarding most of them, how to deal with these elements, it is natural that more detailed discussions are needed. Seyed Abbas Arakhchi in the program about the 3rd war story, Javad Mogui after the Ramadan war: We were not deceived. We all knew there was going to be a war. I even informed my brothers under torture in the army and the Revolutionary Guards that you should be ready and that you should have nothing to do with our negotiations. We even set a code for it. In the negotiations currently underway in Cairo, we take a pessimistic view of the American side and are not optimistic about it at all. safety.