Washington Post: America sees Mohsen Razai's negotiations as more effective than others, including Cliff David Ignatius, senior international affairs analyst and Washington Post columnist, wrote: The Trump administration has come to the conclusion that Mohsen Razai is the most important point of contact for reaching an agreement in Tehran and he is probably the only person who can create a consensus between the various currents of power to stop the nuclear program and end the war. It is estimated by American intelligence agencies that Mohsen Razai has an ongoing relationship with the leader of the Islamic Republic, and the two have spoken to each other in recent days after receiving Vance's letter. It was also said that Mohsen Razai gained more influence in this institution after restructuring the structure of the Supreme Council for National Security and appointing associates to him. His relationship with the factors responsible for Iran's economy is also one of the other factors that attracted Washington's attention. the channel.