The Washington Post is reporting that an article published on the Iranian Ministry of Intelligence website suggests that Tehran is open to talks. According to the Post, the document is a “sober analysis assessing the possible threat of a military confrontation over Iran’s nuclear program and highlighting the benefits of negotiations to avert a deeper crisis.”
However, it seems that the article never says anything about “negotiations.” Rather, according to a pro-regime website, “the analysis recommended giving diplomatic and political measures more room to work and using the potential of international organizations to prevent a possible attack against Iran.”
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