Senior Iranian official reveals the latest details of Iran-US talks: no negotiations can take place without the permission of the supreme leader

On May 3, local time, on May 3, Mojitaba Zalei, a member of the National Security and Foreign Policy Committee of the Iranian Parliament, disclosed new details of the Islamabad talks on social media. Zalei said that the basis for the Islamabad negotiations is the approval of Iran's supreme leader. In addition to obtaining permission for negotiations, the content of negotiations must also be carried out within the framework of the Supreme Leader's permission: When the United States wants to discuss nuclear technology issues, they are told that the Supreme Leader has prohibited delegations from discussing technical details on this issue; from now on, decisions in this regard will be made entirely by the Supreme Leader. In addition, the head of Iran's Atomic Energy Organization was banned from joining the negotiating team. (CCTV News)