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After a month of intense conflict, signs of diplomacy are emerging as the U.S. and Iran signal a possible return to talks. In a crucial behind-the-scenes move, Israel has reportedly removed two top Iranian leaders—Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi and Speaker Mohammad Baqer Qalibaf—from its target list. Sources say strikes were imminent before intervention halted the plan. Pakistan is believed to have urged restraint, warning that eliminating key figures could derail negotiations. Is this the first step toward de-escalation?

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00:16As U.S. and Iran signaled to return to table after one month of war,
00:21two names suddenly off the former Israel's hit list.
00:25At the height of a deadly conflict, Israel pauses.
00:30Not because the war is over, but because diplomacy may still have a chance.
00:34In a significant development behind the scenes,
00:38Israel has reportedly removed two top Iranian leaders from its assassination target list.
00:44Iran's Foreign Minister Abbas Araqji and Parliament Speaker Mohammed Bakr Khalibaf,
00:50both considered high-value targets.
00:53According to sources, Israeli forces had their coordinates and were ready to strike.
00:59But then, intervention.
01:01Pakistan stepped in.
01:03A Pakistani source told Reuters that Islamabad urged Washington to press Israel to hold back.
01:10The reasoning was simple.
01:11If these key figures are eliminated, there would be no one left to negotiate with.
01:17The message reached the United States.
01:19And soon after, Israel was asked to stand down, at least temporarily.
01:24Reports suggest the two leaders have been removed from the target list for four to five days.
01:30A narrow window, but a critical one.
01:33This comes as diplomacy intensifies.
01:36Pakistan, along with Egypt and Turkey, is playing a central role in mediation between Tehran and Washington.
01:43At the same time, Iran is reviewing a detailed proposal sent by the United States, reportedly a multi-point plan
01:51to end the war.
01:52The proposal includes demands on nuclear activity, missile programs and regional alliances.
01:58But Tehran has not committed to talks, only to reviewing the offer.
02:03Meanwhile, Israel's position remains firm.
02:07Officials have repeatedly stated that no Iranian leader is beyond reach, and that targeted operations can be carried out without
02:15prior approval.
02:17Which makes this pause all the more significant.
02:20So is this a shift toward diplomacy, or just a temporary pause before the next strike?
02:26For now, two lives spared, and a narrow window for talks.
02:32Because in this war, even a few days can decide whether the next move is dialogue, or escalation.
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