The letter written by Republican senators to Iran’s leadership has garnered quite a bit of criticism, with the latest coming on Thursday from Iran’s Supreme Leader, Ayatollah Ali Khamenei.
Speaking at a meeting with President Hassan Rouhani and senior clerics, Khamenei said the senators’ letter was a sign of the collapse of “political morality” in the United States.
He added that according to international norms, governments are bound to their commitments and those rules cannot be breached with the change of government.
Khamenei further said he was worried about the letter because the United States was known for "backstabbing" and added that whenever negotiators made progress in nuclear talks with his country, the Americans became "harsher, tougher and coarser". (Read More)
