U.S. officials reportedly held concerns that Israel might target two of Iran’s top negotiators during sensitive peace talks this spring, fearing such an action could disrupt the diplomatic effort and escalate conflict.
According to a report from Breitbart, U.S. officials feared Israel might target two of Iran's top negotiators during sensitive peace talks this spring. The concern was that such a strike could derail the diplomatic effort and reignite war.
Euronews reported that Iranian Foreign Minister corroborated US media reports stating Washington warned Tehran that Israel may have had its chief negotiators on a target list during April talks in Islamabad. These same talks reportedly progressed despite the alleged threat.
The report from Euronews indicated these discussions took place alongside other negotiations, but did not specify which talks were being referenced beyond those held in Islamabad.
No further details regarding the specific individuals targeted or the nature of the potential strike were provided in either source. The U.S. government’s rationale for fearing Israeli action was also not detailed in available reports.
The status of current negotiations between Iran and other parties remains ongoing, though no immediate updates were provided in relation to these concerns.
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