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Israeli PM Office Denies New York Times Report on Planned Strikes Against Iranian Negotiators

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First reported by Ynet · 3 hours ago

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The Israeli Prime Minister's Office denied a New York Times report that Israel planned to assassinate senior Iranian negotiators during U.S.-Iran talks, calling it fake news. The report claimed the U.S. feared Israeli actions could disrupt negotiations and warned regional countries to alert Iran. Israel dismissed the allegations as fabricated.

01Israeli PM Office denies New York Times report on planned assassinations of Iranian officials.
02Report claimed U.S. feared Israeli strikes could disrupt sensitive Iran negotiations.
03Targets allegedly included Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi and Parliament Speaker Mohammad Baqer Qalibaf.
04U.S. reportedly warned regional countries to alert Iran of potential threats.
05Israeli statement called the report "fake news" and a complete fabrication.

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