Israel has reportedly removed Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi and Parliament Speaker Mohammad Bagher Ghalibaf from its target list following a request from Pakistan to Washington. A Pakistani source told Reuters that Israel had information on their locations and intended to target them, but the United States intervened after Pakistan warned that removing them was necessary to keep dialogue channels open. Pakistan’s military and foreign ministry have not commented on the matter.
The Wall Street Journal earlier reported that the two Iranian leaders were temporarily taken off Israel’s target list for four to five days to facilitate potential peace talks, though it did not mention Pakistan’s involvement. Pakistan, Egypt, and Turkey are currently acting as mediators between Tehran and Washington in efforts to end the ongoing conflict.
Islamabad maintains direct communication with both Washington and Tehran at a time when many other countries have lost such channels. The Pakistani capital is also being considered as a possible venue for future peace discussions.
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