The deputy secretary of Iran's Supreme National Security Council says that the Islamic Republic will not be satisfied with Washington's "paper commitments" to enter a new phase of diplomacy with the United States, and must first see the practical actions of the American side.
On Friday, November 6, Ali Bagri Kenny accused the United States of disrupting negotiations with the Republic of Salami four times in the past year and a half with "hostile actions and violation of the treaty" and added: "The right of the Republic of Salami of Iran to stop relying on the paper commitments of the Americans to enter a new diplomatic state."
Emphasizing that the Iranian government needs to see "practical actions on the part of the Americans", he said, if these actions are realized, the ground will be set for "opening a new chapter" in the diplomatic process.
These statements are made in a situation where the indirect contacts between Tehran and Washington continue through the mediation of regional countries, but the dispute still remains over the order of execution of Iran's commitments and conditions for the renewal of negotiations.