The Secretary of Iran's Supreme National Security Council, Mohsen Razai, said on Saturday that the letter from US Vice President J. Di Vance to him reflects "a complete change in their tone." Razai added in statements broadcast on Iranian television: "As long as they don't reveal anything about the letter, I won't say anything about it right now either." Regarding his country's nuclear file, Razai said: "There is a discussion on the question of whether we will maintain our nuclear doctrine in the event that war breaks out again," and noted that the government has not made a new decision regarding changing the nuclear doctrine. J. De Vance sent a letter to Razai, in which he emphasized that any negotiation to avoid American military attacks "requires discussions on the nuclear issue", according to an American source who spoke to Axios. The website noted that the announcement, which focused on the possibility of resuming negotiations between Washington and Tehran, represents the highest level of American communication with Iran in several months, and comes at a time when President Donald Trump is considering resuming large-scale military operations in Iran after the midterm elections scheduled for next week. details

The Secretary of Iran's Supreme National Security Council, Mohsen Razai, said on Saturday that the letter from US Vice President J. Di Vance to him reflects "a complete change in their tone." Razai added in statements broadcast on Iranian television: "As long as they don't reveal anything about the letter, I won't say anything about it right now either." Regarding his country's nuclear file, Razai said: "There is a discussion on the question of whether we will maintain our nuclear doctrine in the event that war breaks out again," and noted that the government has not made a new decision regarding changing the nuclear doctrine. J. De Vance sent a letter to Razai, in which he emphasized that any negotiation to avoid American military attacks "requires discussions on the nuclear issue", according to an American source who spoke to Axios. The website noted that the announcement, which focused on the possibility of resuming negotiations between Washington and Tehran, represents the highest level of American communication with Iran in several months, and comes at a time when President Donald Trump is considering resuming large-scale military operations in Iran after the midterm elections scheduled for next week. details