US media: Vance sends letter to Iranian security officials to try to restart negotiations Xinhua News Agency, Washington, October 28 (Reporters Huang Qiang and Xu Jianmei) According to the US report "Wall Street Journal" on the 28th, US Vice President Vance wrote to the Secretary of Iran's Supreme National Security Council, Mohsin Razai, in an attempt to restart the negotiations and giving The report quoted people familiar with the matter as saying that the letter was sent at the behest of US President Trump, and that Trump himself was aware of the contact. Vance's letter and subsequent discussions between US and Iranian officials did not address the details of a peace package, but instead focused on exploring a possible framework for negotiations. According to reports, Vance's move was intended to test whether the United States and Iran could find enough common ground to convince Trump not to issue an order to launch an attack on Iran in the coming weeks. The report also stated that Razai served as the commander of Iran's Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps for a long period of time and was considered a representative of Iran's "hardliners". Some US officials believe that dialogue with Iran's "hardliners" may lead to better diplomatic results. Trump said at a campaign rally in Florida on the 23rd that the United States may launch another small-scale military operation "Epi Fury" against Iran. CNN quoted US officials as saying on the 26th that the US military is ready to launch a new round of large-scale strikes against Iran, and Trump may issue an action order after the US midterm elections in November. Iran, Saudi Arabia, Turkey and Pakistan held a regional security meeting in Tehran, the capital of Iran, on the 26th. The meeting was chaired by Razai. On the 27th, Iran's Supreme Leader Mujtaba Khamenei met with Razai to discuss issues such as maintaining national and regional security through control of the Strait of Hormuz.

US media: Vance sends letter to Iranian security officials to try to restart negotiations Xinhua News Agency, Washington, October 28 (Reporters Huang Qiang and Xu Jianmei) According to the US report "Wall Street Journal" on the 28th, US Vice President Vance wrote to the Secretary of Iran's Supreme National Security Council, Mohsin Razai, in an attempt to restart the negotiations and giving The report quoted people familiar with the matter as saying that the letter was sent at the behest of US President Trump, and that Trump himself was aware of the contact. Vance's letter and subsequent discussions between US and Iranian officials did not address the details of a peace package, but instead focused on exploring a possible framework for negotiations. According to reports, Vance's move was intended to test whether the United States and Iran could find enough common ground to convince Trump not to issue an order to launch an attack on Iran in the coming weeks. The report also stated that Razai served as the commander of Iran's Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps for a long period of time and was considered a representative of Iran's "hardliners". Some US officials believe that dialogue with Iran's "hardliners" may lead to better diplomatic results. Trump said at a campaign rally in Florida on the 23rd that the United States may launch another small-scale military operation "Epi Fury" against Iran. CNN quoted US officials as saying on the 26th that the US military is ready to launch a new round of large-scale strikes against Iran, and Trump may issue an action order after the US midterm elections in November. Iran, Saudi Arabia, Turkey and Pakistan held a regional security meeting in Tehran, the capital of Iran, on the 26th. The meeting was chaired by Razai. On the 27th, Iran's Supreme Leader Mujtaba Khamenei met with Razai to discuss issues such as maintaining national and regional security through control of the Strait of Hormuz.