The head of Iran's Supreme National Security Council, Mohsen Razai, announced a change in the rhetoric of the American side in talks with Tehran. At the same time, the Iranian representative has not yet sent a response to the letter of US Vice President J. Di Vance, reports Iranian state television. In an on-air conversation, Razai noted that the nature of Washington's statements had changed, but a decision had not yet been made regarding the response to the American politician's appeal. Earlier, the "Wall Street Journal", citing sources, reported that Vance, on behalf of President Donald Trump, sent a secret message to the head of the Iranian Security Council. According to the publication, the American vice president tried to find out the chances of resuming peace negotiations and preventing new large-scale attacks on Iran after the mid-term elections in the US in November. The armed conflict between the United States, Israel and Iran began on February 28. American and Israeli forces launched strikes on Iranian targets, after which Tehran responded with strikes of its own.

The head of Iran's Supreme National Security Council, Mohsen Razai, announced a change in the rhetoric of the American side in talks with Tehran. At the same time, the Iranian representative has not yet sent a response to the letter of US Vice President J. Di Vance, reports Iranian state television. In an on-air conversation, Razai noted that the nature of Washington's statements had changed, but a decision had not yet been made regarding the response to the American politician's appeal. Earlier, the "Wall Street Journal", citing sources, reported that Vance, on behalf of President Donald Trump, sent a secret message to the head of the Iranian Security Council. According to the publication, the American vice president tried to find out the chances of resuming peace negotiations and preventing new large-scale attacks on Iran after the mid-term elections in the US in November. The armed conflict between the United States, Israel and Iran began on February 28. American and Israeli forces launched strikes on Iranian targets, after which Tehran responded with strikes of its own.