According to the Washington Post, Vice President JD Vance offered to meet with Mohsen Razai, the secretary of Iran's Supreme National Security Council, to negotiate and end the war. Washington sees Mohsen Razai, who, according to American intelligence agencies, maintains close relations with Mujtaba Khamenei, as a key figure capable of achieving a nuclear deal. This meeting can take place in Istanbul or Doha. Although Tehran welcomed this effort, there are no signs that it has moderated its position on nuclear negotiations.

According to the Washington Post, Vice President JD Vance offered to meet with Mohsen Razai, the secretary of Iran's Supreme National Security Council, to negotiate and end the war. Washington sees Mohsen Razai, who, according to American intelligence agencies, maintains close relations with Mujtaba Khamenei, as a key figure capable of achieving a nuclear deal. This meeting can take place in Istanbul or Doha. Although Tehran welcomed this effort, there are no signs that it has moderated its position on nuclear negotiations.