Strategic messages from the Secretary of the Supreme Council for National Security; From Vance's unanswered letter to the need to review the security structure of the region, Iran's seven conditions are on the agenda; There is no negotiation without accepting the conditions, there is no reopening of Hormuz without an agreement. The last words of Major General Mohsen Razai, Secretary of the Supreme Council for National Security, point to the sketching of a new framework in the diplomatic and security equations of the region; The framework in which the reopening of the Strait of Hormuz and the beginning of negotiations with the United States is related to the fulfillment of Iran's seven conditions. While acknowledging receipt of J's letter. Di Vance and the noticeable change in Washington's tone, Razai announced that he has not yet responded to this letter. He also revealed the discussion on the future of the doctrine of the state, on the necessity of creating a new security structure in the region and important talks with officials of Saudi Arabia, Pakistan and Turkey. According to Alon News, Major General Mohsen Razai, Secretary of the Supreme Council for National Security, on Saturday evening, November 9, in an interview with Sadabsima, explained new dimensions of the diplomatic and security developments after the war of aggression against our country. Continue in the link below.