Iran sees US tone shift as Washington pushes for talks

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Iran said Saturday that the tone of the United States has "completely changed" as Washington seeks to revive negotiations, according to Mohsen Rezaei, head of Iran's supreme national security council. Rezaei confirmed receiving a letter from Vice President JD Vance, stating he has not yet responded but called the shift in tone a good sign showing Iran had "consolidated its victory." He declined to comment on the letter's contents. The remarks come amid continued US and Israeli threats of fresh strikes, while indirect mediation via Qatar proceeds. Iranian officials said Saturday they have no plans to meet with US officials.


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