In response to media commentary regarding the manner of letter exchanges between the United States and Iran, the Public Relations Office of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs underscores: "maintaining the confidentiality of negotiations and international correspondence, and refraining from disclosing the details of diplomatic processes, is a professional practice aligned with national interests—and shall continue for as long as the country’s interests so require."   Addressing certain sensationalized narratives surrounding this matter, the Ministry emphasized that the insistence on publicizing ongoing correspondences and interactions between states—particularly through populist phrases such as "considering the people outsiders"—amounts, at best, to unwarranted sensationalism and psychological agitation within society.   The Public Relations Office of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs concluded: "the great nation of Iran can rest assured that the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, undeterred by such distractions, will continue to pursue its sensitive mandate at this critical and decisive juncture with focus and prudence