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US Officials Believe Israel Planned Assassination of Top Iranian Negotiators During Talks
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First reported by Walla · 27 minutes ago
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US officials suspected Israel planned to assassinate top Iranian negotiators during talks with the US, prompting warnings to Iran from regional countries. Israel has not responded to the allegations.
- 01US officials believed Israel planned to assassinate senior Iranian negotiators during talks.
- 02Targets reportedly included Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi and Parliament Speaker Mohammad Bagher Ghalibaf.
- 03US feared assassination would derail negotiations between Washington and Tehran.
- 04The US asked regional countries to warn Iran about the threat.
- 05Israel refused to comment on the report.
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