Additionally, she noted that negotiations between the U.S. and Iran are ongoing and, according to White House assessments, are moving in a positive direction. At the same time, Levitt pointed out the differences between Iran's public statements and what, according to U.S. information, Tehran is communicating to American officials in a closed format.
The White House emphasized that any private agreements with Iran will be subject to verification, and Tehran, according to Levitt, will be held accountable for fulfilling its promises.
Previously, Trump mentioned negotiations with a "new and more reasonable regime" in Iran and threatened strikes on strategically important sites in the country if an agreement is not reached. In response to these statements, Tehran rejected them and called the U.S. proposals unrealistic.
