Iran’s influential security figure Mohsen Rezaei noted a shift in the US’s approach toward Tehran, interpreting this as a triumph for the Iranian populace. In reaction, foreign minister Abbas Araghchi expressed optimism about potential negotiations, agreeing with the analysis of recent communications. Simultaneously, Supreme Leader Mojtaba Khamenei cautioned against threats from the US or Israel, while President Trump maintained that Iran is keen to engage, hinting at an imminent meeting.
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Iran Sees US Letter As Victory: Rezaei hails softer tone as win; Khamenei warns of retaliation
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