Israeli media outlets have revealed that temporary immunity has been granted to two high-ranking Iranian officials as part of ongoing deliberations regarding the future of Iran.
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According to a report by Israel’s Channel 14, Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi and Parliament Speaker Mohammad Baqer Ghalibaf have received "a form of immunity" from the United States and Israel for the duration of negotiations with Tehran.
The report clarified that this immunity was granted jointly by the American and Israeli sides and will remain in effect for at least the duration of the current talks, which are presently scheduled to last five days.
The information reinforces reports circulated over the past two days regarding an active political track and ongoing discussions with Iran, although no official confirmation has been issued by the concerned parties to date.
Meanwhile, Iranian state media quoted a military spokesperson on Wednesday stating that the United States is "negotiating with itself." This follows President Donald Trump's statement on Tuesday asserting that Tehran is desperate to reach a deal to end the war in the Middle East.
An informed source noted that Washington has drafted a 15-point plan aimed at ending the hostilities and has dispatched it to Iran.
However, Ibrahim Zolfaghari, spokesperson for the Joint Command of the Iranian Armed Forces, mocked the U.S. leadership, saying: "Has your internal conflict reached a stage where you are negotiating with yourselves?" He added, "People like us can never align with people like you."
