The spokesperson of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs at a press conference in reference to Vance's letter: The Secretary of the Supreme Council for National Security will decide on the answer to this letter as they see fit. On the morning of November 2nd, Ismail Bakai, at the weekly press conference of the spokesperson of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, referring to the coming of Student's Day, while honoring the memory of the student martyrs in the second and third wars: the center of developments in West Asia is the issue of occupied Palestine at the foundation of Palestine, and the Palestinian issue of the State of Israel. regime. After the elections in Israel, the crimes of this regime increased, and basic facilities for Palestinians are not allowed to enter, and the international community has become numb to these crimes. The Organization of Islamic Cooperation and other institutions have the responsibility to take a stand against these crimes. Genocide is in full swing in Palestine. Regarding the fact that the tone of Vance's letter was different from other previous letters by Americans, Buckeye said: The difference in the style of writing letters by different people is a common thing. For us, the performance of the US government is important. So far, America has shown that it destroys diplomatic initiatives and in the last two years it has only beaten the drum of war. The chief American negotiator in the Islamabad process was the author of this letter. Our last initiative was the same 7 day initiative and our offer still stands. Our demands are clearly stated and the ball is in America's court. A final agreement cannot be reached and the Strait of Hormuz will not be opened until the naval blockade against Iran is lifted and our demands are met. The spokesman for the Ministry of Foreign Affairs continued: The Secretary of the Supreme Council for National Security will decide on the answer to this letter as they see fit. The basis of the negotiations is Iran's 7-step plan, which has now been compressed and can be implemented within two days, and we have announced that if Iran's demands are implemented, security will also return to the Strait of Hormuz and the negotiation process will be accelerated.

The spokesperson of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs at a press conference in reference to Vance's letter: The Secretary of the Supreme Council for National Security will decide on the answer to this letter as they see fit. On the morning of November 2nd, Ismail Bakai, at the weekly press conference of the spokesperson of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, referring to the coming of Student's Day, while honoring the memory of the student martyrs in the second and third wars: the center of developments in West Asia is the issue of occupied Palestine at the foundation of Palestine, and the Palestinian issue of the State of Israel. regime. After the elections in Israel, the crimes of this regime increased, and basic facilities for Palestinians are not allowed to enter, and the international community has become numb to these crimes. The Organization of Islamic Cooperation and other institutions have the responsibility to take a stand against these crimes. Genocide is in full swing in Palestine. Regarding the fact that the tone of Vance's letter was different from other previous letters by Americans, Buckeye said: The difference in the style of writing letters by different people is a common thing. For us, the performance of the US government is important. So far, America has shown that it destroys diplomatic initiatives and in the last two years it has only beaten the drum of war. The chief American negotiator in the Islamabad process was the author of this letter. Our last initiative was the same 7 day initiative and our offer still stands. Our demands are clearly stated and the ball is in America's court. A final agreement cannot be reached and the Strait of Hormuz will not be opened until the naval blockade against Iran is lifted and our demands are met. The spokesman for the Ministry of Foreign Affairs continued: The Secretary of the Supreme Council for National Security will decide on the answer to this letter as they see fit. The basis of the negotiations is Iran's 7-step plan, which has now been compressed and can be implemented within two days, and we have announced that if Iran's demands are implemented, security will also return to the Strait of Hormuz and the negotiation process will be accelerated.