The Washington Post's report on Vance's letter/Trump's Vice President's attempt to meet with Field Marshal Mohsen Razai The Trump administration considers Razai the only person capable of creating a consensus in the negotiations The American newspaper Washington Post claimed in its report: Vance's message to Razai focused on prioritizing the interests of the United States and Iran in the negotiations. Vance told Sardar Razai that Iran's interests are in restoring the economy and maintaining the sovereignty of this country! Vance assured General Razai that Washington's primary interest was to ensure that Iran did not obtain nuclear weapons. Vance emphasized the need to provide authorized representatives from Iran to negotiate on nuclear issues. The White House believes that the chances of reaching an agreement with Iran may decrease. Istanbul and Doha are two possible places in the event of a meeting between Vance and Mohsen Razai. American officials close to the negotiations believe that the conflict with Iran is approaching a critical turning point. Iran's leaders took Vance's message as a sign of respect, but there are no signs of a change in their position.