Vance's alleged letter to Mohsen Razai; The Immigrants' Narrative on the Messages and Structure of Washington's Decision-Making in Iran Sayed Atallah Mohajerni wrote in "Iran": There is more information about Vance's letter sent last Sunday through a Qatari intermediary. As said and this statement can be accepted to some extent, he raised four issues in his letter: the necessity and urgency of starting bilateral negotiations between the US and Iran, including the nuclear issue in the negotiations, the lifting of restrictions against Iran and the opening of the Strait of Hormuz. One of the well-known strategies of the United States in dealing with internal countries and also in relations between countries is creating duality. Decisions regarding negotiations with the US and negotiation topics are reviewed and voted on by the Council, and then once approved by the leadership, it becomes enforceable. Time will tell; Again, they did not recognize Iran, nor the Revolutionary Guards, nor the leadership, nor the decision-making structure of the system. Read the full text here.

Vance's alleged letter to Mohsen Razai; The Immigrants' Narrative on the Messages and Structure of Washington's Decision-Making in Iran Sayed Atallah Mohajerni wrote in "Iran": There is more information about Vance's letter sent last Sunday through a Qatari intermediary. As said and this statement can be accepted to some extent, he raised four issues in his letter: the necessity and urgency of starting bilateral negotiations between the US and Iran, including the nuclear issue in the negotiations, the lifting of restrictions against Iran and the opening of the Strait of Hormuz. One of the well-known strategies of the United States in dealing with internal countries and also in relations between countries is creating duality. Decisions regarding negotiations with the US and negotiation topics are reviewed and voted on by the Council, and then once approved by the leadership, it becomes enforceable. Time will tell; Again, they did not recognize Iran, nor the Revolutionary Guards, nor the leadership, nor the decision-making structure of the system. Read the full text here.