Washington: (RightNow) U.S. President Donald Trump denies initiating peace talks with Iran. He states the contact aimed solely at facilitating medical supplies.

U.S. Vice President J.D. Vance wrote to Iran’s security chief Mohsen Rezaee. The letter assessed the prospects of resuming negotiations. Trump approved the contact but rejected peace talks.

According to Axios, Vance’s letter mentioned the need to discuss Iran’s nuclear program.

President Trump’s statement and media reports reveal differing details about the letter’s purpose. Trump cited medical aid, while media suggested negotiation attempts.

It is noteworthy that after midterm elections in Washington, military action against Iran is also under consideration. No final decision on resuming talks or military action has been made.