Al-Mayadeen: Trump's claim that Vance's letter was in response to Iran's request for equipment and drugs is completely false. An Iranian source in an interview with the Al-Mayadeen network: rescheduling the nuclear file reflects America's attempt to achieve nuclear deterrence from Iran. America aims to destroy or take away Iran's nuclear capabilities through psychological and diplomatic pressures. The mediators must adhere to the principles of mediation and not try to impose America's demands on Iran. Tehran will not accept mediations that are limited only to conveying America's demands and pressuring Iran to accept them. Using American bases in the countries of the region to attack our interests will be met with a response commensurate with the nature of this aggression. Iran has shown its goodwill towards the Persian Gulf countries and will not allow any of them to abuse Tehran. No one has the right to object to hitting targets inside the countries whose territory is used to violate our interests. Iran will not withdraw from its seven conditions under the pressure of diplomatic moves. The implementation of the 7 sections is a red line from which it is impossible to retreat. Senior US officials resorting to correspondence shows Washington's inability to achieve its goals by other means. Tehran will reveal the details of Vance's message when it finds the right time. Iran will not take any new steps before implementing the seven points it gave to the Americans. Exchanges of messages between US and Iranian officials are not an unusual issue and have a clear record. The opening of the Strait of Hormuz or the beginning of new negotiations will not be done before the implementation of Iran's conditions. The Vice President of the United States recently corresponded with Major General Mohsen Razai, the Secretary of Iran's Supreme National Security Council. American reports that show the correspondence as a sign of progress in negotiations or Iran's withdrawal are false. Washington wants to use the nuclear incident to market this war as an achievement for itself.

Al-Mayadeen: Trump's claim that Vance's letter was in response to Iran's request for equipment and drugs is completely false. An Iranian source in an interview with the Al-Mayadeen network: rescheduling the nuclear file reflects America's attempt to achieve nuclear deterrence from Iran. America aims to destroy or take away Iran's nuclear capabilities through psychological and diplomatic pressures. The mediators must adhere to the principles of mediation and not try to impose America's demands on Iran. Tehran will not accept mediations that are limited only to conveying America's demands and pressuring Iran to accept them. Using American bases in the countries of the region to attack our interests will be met with a response commensurate with the nature of this aggression. Iran has shown its goodwill towards the Persian Gulf countries and will not allow any of them to abuse Tehran. No one has the right to object to hitting targets inside the countries whose territory is used to violate our interests. Iran will not withdraw from its seven conditions under the pressure of diplomatic moves. The implementation of the 7 sections is a red line from which it is impossible to retreat. Senior US officials resorting to correspondence shows Washington's inability to achieve its goals by other means. Tehran will reveal the details of Vance's message when it finds the right time. Iran will not take any new steps before implementing the seven points it gave to the Americans. Exchanges of messages between US and Iranian officials are not an unusual issue and have a clear record. The opening of the Strait of Hormuz or the beginning of new negotiations will not be done before the implementation of Iran's conditions. The Vice President of the United States recently corresponded with Major General Mohsen Razai, the Secretary of Iran's Supreme National Security Council. American reports that show the correspondence as a sign of progress in negotiations or Iran's withdrawal are false. Washington wants to use the nuclear incident to market this war as an achievement for itself.