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4 July
Israel aimed to disrupt negotiations with a plot to assassinate Iranian negotiators, prompting U.S. intervention.
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U.S. officials expressed concerns that Israel was contemplating the assassination of key Iranian negotiators, specifically Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi and Parliament Speaker Mohammad Ghalibaf, during critical discussions aimed at establishing a temporary peace agreement with Tehran. This intelligence came to light in reports by various media outlets, including the New York Times, which noted that the timing of such actions could derail ongoing U.S.-Iran negotiations.
According to reports, Israeli motives appeared to be tied to dissatisfaction with the peace talks and the potential implications of a ceasefire agreement. The U.S. government, taking these threats seriously, communicated its concerns to Gulf nations in order to address the potential escalation in regional tensions. The fear was that any Israeli attempt to target these Iranian officials could severely undermine diplomatic efforts and stability in the region.
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