Live Coverage of the Iran–U.S.–Israel Conflict / April 11
WANA – Our team is closely monitoring the latest developments regarding the U.S. and Israel’s war against Iran.
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Iran–US Talks Continue in Islamabad as New Round Begins
WANA (Apr 11) – Negotiations between Iranian and US delegations in Islamabad, mediated by Pakistani officials, are still ongoing and have so far lasted more than eight hours.
According to reports, even as midnight has passed in Islamabad, communication between the two sides continues through intermediaries, while efforts to reach a common framework have yet to yield results.
Iran–US Talks Continue in Islamabad as New Round Begins
WANA (Apr 11) – Negotiations between Iranian and US delegations in Islamabad, mediated by Pakistani officials, are still ongoing and have so far lasted more than eight hours. According to reports, even as midnight has passed in Islamabad, communication between the two sides continues through intermediaries, while efforts to reach a common framework have […]
Iran-U.S. Message Exchange via Pakistan Continues
WANA (Apr 11) – The exchange of messages between the Iranian and U.S. delegations remains ongoing through Pakistani intermediaries.
Despite these continuous efforts, reports from the negotiation site indicate that serious differences persist between the two sides, posing a significant challenge to reaching a final agreement.
Special Report from Islamabad: Iran–U.S. Talks Approach Third Round
WANA (Apr 11) – As indirect talks between Iranian and U.S. delegations in Islamabad enter their final hours, indications suggest that a third round of negotiations is set to take place later tonight—described by sources as a “final attempt” to bring the two sides closer.
According to information obtained from sources close to the negotiations, two rounds of exchanges have already taken place, with messages conveyed between the parties through Pakistan’s mediation. The process has now reached a critical point, where the future of the talks appears to depend heavily on the outcome of the upcoming third round.
Special Report from Islamabad: Iran–U.S. Talks Approach Third Round
WANA (Apr 11) – As indirect talks between Iranian and U.S. delegations in Islamabad enter their final hours, indications suggest that a third round of negotiations is set to take place later tonight—described by sources as a “final attempt” to bring the two sides closer. According to information obtained from sources close to the […]
Iran Denies CENTCOM Claim on Entry into the Strait of Hormuz
WANA (Apr 11) – The spokesperson for the Khatam al-Anbiya Central Headquarters announced:
The claim by the CENTCOM commander regarding American vessels approaching and entering the Strait of Hormuz is strongly denied.
The initiative regarding the passage of any vessel is in the hands of the Armed Forces of the Islamic Republic of Iran.
Next Round of Talks Likely Tonight or Tomorrow
WANA (Apr 11) – According to information obtained by reporters from a source close to the negotiating team, another round of talks is likely to be held either later tonight or tomorrow.
The source indicated that expert-level teams from both sides are currently engaged in exchanging draft texts, suggesting that discussions have entered a more detailed and technical phase.
These developments point to continued diplomatic engagement, as both parties work toward narrowing differences and advancing the negotiation process.
Talks Continue After Nearly 4 Hours; No Decision Yet on Conclusion or Extension
WANA (Apr 11) – Talks between the Iranian and American delegations began before 5:30 PM Islamabad time (4:00 PM Iran time).
About an hour into the discussions, as they moved into detailed and technical topics, expert teams were also brought in. Since then, the negotiations have continued up to now, which is 9:00 PM Islamabad time (7:30 PM Tehran time).
The two delegations paused briefly during the talks for consultation and a break, then resumed negotiations.
There is still no news about the conclusion of the talks tonight, and it remains unclear whether the negotiations will be extended.
Further updates will be announced in due course.
Iran Denounces “Incitement to State Terrorism” Amid Islamabad Talks
WANA (Apr 11) – Iran’s Foreign Ministry Spokesperson Esmaeil Baghaei has condemned recent threats appearing in U.S. media outlets, characterizing them as a dangerous promotion of political violence against Iranian diplomats.
In a statement published on X, Baghaei highlighted the contradiction between U.S. official rhetoric and domestic media discourse.
Trump Claims Strait of Hormuz to Reopen Soon
WANA (Apr 11) – U.S. President Donald Trump addressed regional developments in a post on Truth Social, asserting that military objectives had been achieved.
“The Fake News Media is CRAZY, or just plain CORRUPT! The United States has completely destroyed Iran’s Military, including their entire Navy and Air Force, and everything else. Their Leadership is DEAD!” Trump wrote. He further claimed that the Strait of Hormuz would soon be open for maritime traffic, adding, “the empty ships are rushing to the United States to ‘load up.’ But, if you listen to the Fake News, we’re losing!”
Iran’s Central Bank Governor Meets with Pakistan’s Deputy Prime Minister
WANA (Apr 11) – On the sidelines of the Islamabad negotiations, the Governor of the Central Bank of the Islamic Republic of Iran met with Senator Mohammad Ishaq Dar, the Deputy Prime Minister and Foreign Minister of Pakistan.
According to a statement issued by the office of the spokesperson for the Pakistani Foreign Ministry, Abdolnaser Hemmati held discussions with Senator Ishaq Dar regarding bilateral interests. Both sides emphasized the importance of sustained dialogue and noted that regional peace and stability remain essential for economic cooperation and shared progress.
Negotiations Resume Following Brief Recess
WANA (Apr 11) – Discussions between Iran-U.S. negotiating delegations have resumed following a short scheduled break.
During the recess, technical consultations continued through specialized committees and expert-level meetings to finalize details of the ongoing talks.
Iranian Delegation in Pakistan Is Guardian of Iran’s Interests
WANA (Apr 11) – Iran’s President, Masoud Pezeshkian, in a post on X, stated:
“The high-ranking Iranian delegation that has arrived in Pakistan is a staunch guardian of Iran’s interests with all its might, and in this vein, it will engage in negotiations with courage. In any case our service to the people will not pause for a moment and whatever the outcome of the negotiations may be, the government stands firmly by the people’s side.”
Possible One-Day Extension for Islamabad Negotiations
WANA (Apr 11) – Negotiations between the Iranian and U.S. delegations have moved beyond generalities and entered detailed technical discussions on several key issues.
According to the latest reports, experts from both sides are currently reviewing the specifics of the agenda. While the talks were originally scheduled for a single day, the depth of the technical exchange has raised the possibility of a one-day extension.
Although a decision to extend the summit has not been finalized, the shift toward expert-level detail suggests a move into a more substantive phase of the diplomatic process.
140 Historic Sites Damaged in Recent Strikes; Losses Estimated at $48.4 Million
Debris at the historical monument Golestan Palace after it was damaged in an Israeli and U.S. strike, amid the U.S.-Israeli conflict with Iran, in Tehran, Iran, April 4, 2026. Majid Asgaripour/WANA (West Asia News Agency)
WANA (Apr 11) – Iran’s Minister of Cultural Heritage, Seyed Reza Salehi Amiri, reported Saturday that 140 historical sites across 20 provinces were damaged during recent American-Israeli attacks.
The Minister detailed that Tehran sustained the most damage with 63 sites affected, followed by Isfahan (23) and Golestan (12).
Total financial losses are estimated at approximately $48.4 millions. Salehi Amiri confirmed that an official report has been submitted to the government to address the restoration of these cultural landmarks.
Absence of CENTCOM Commander from Islamabad Talks
WANA (Apr 11) – Contrary to some speculation, the commander of CENTCOM is not part of the U.S. delegation attending the negotiations in Islamabad.
According to the correspondent’s report, however, J.D. Vance is participating in the talks alongside Witkoff and Kushner as members of the American delegation.
Iran–U.S. Talks in Pakistan Enter Expert-Level Phase
WANA (Apr 11) – As negotiations between Iran and the United States have moved into the expert stage, some members of the Iranian delegation’s specialized committees have been dispatched to the negotiation venue in Islamabad.
The talks have been underway for the past few hours at the Serena Hotel in Islamabad, with both sides focusing on technical and specialized discussions.
The main members of Iran’s negotiating delegation are Mohammad Bagher Ghalibaf, Speaker of the Islamic Consultative Assembly; Abbas Araghchi, Minister of Foreign Affairs; and Ali Bagheri, Deputy for Foreign Policy at the Secretariat of the Supreme National Security Council.
Preliminary Agreement on the Release of Iran’s Financial Assets
WANA (Apr 11) – A correspondent has reported the start of negotiations between Iran and the United States, mediated by Pakistan.
According to the report, Iran has set two main conditions for entering the talks. One of the most important is the release of its frozen funds, a condition that has been accepted by the U.S. side.
The issue of a ceasefire in Lebanon is also on the agenda. Despite the absence of attacks by the Israeli regime on Beirut, sporadic strikes continue to be reported in southern Lebanon. This matter is also being discussed with the U.S. side.
U.S. Destroyer Turns Back Following Firm Warning from Iran
WANA (Apr 11) – The Iranian Foreign Ministry spokesperson, in an interview with IRIB, referred to “instances of potential ceasefire violations” that were prevented by the immediate reaction and notice of the diplomatic apparatus and the firm warning of the armed forces.
Investigations show that the spokesperson was referring to a case involving a U.S. destroyer moving from the port of Fujairah toward the Strait of Hormuz, which met with an immediate reaction from the armed forces.
U.S. Destroyer Turns Back Following Firm Warning from Iran
WANA (Apr 11) – The Iranian Foreign Ministry spokesperson, in an interview with IRIB (Islamic Republic of Iran Broadcasting), referred to “instances of potential ceasefire violations” that were prevented by the immediate reaction and notice of the diplomatic apparatus and the firm warning of the armed forces. Investigations show that the spokesperson was referring […]
Iran’s High-Level Delegation Reflects Seriousness, Readiness for All Scenarios
WANA (Apr 11) – Iran’s Deputy Foreign Minister Kazem Gharibabadi stated that the level of the Iranian delegation participating in the Islamabad talks demonstrates Iran’s seriousness, adding that the country is seriously prepared for any scenario.
Responding to questions, Gharibabadi explained that this round of talks differs fundamentally from previous sessions. He emphasized that these meetings are not merely for negotiation, but for the pursuit of demands.
Iran’s High-Level Delegation Reflects Seriousness, Readiness for All Scenarios
WANA (Apr 11) – Iran’s Deputy Foreign Minister Kazem Gharibabadi stated that the level of the Iranian delegation participating in the Islamabad talks demonstrates Iran’s seriousness, adding that the country is seriously prepared for any scenario. A Shift in Negotiations Responding to questions, Gharibabadi explained that this round of talks differs fundamentally from previous […]
Iran-U.S. Negotiations Commence in Islamabad
WANA (Apr 11) – Following intensive consultations in Islamabad, negotiations have officially commenced between the Iranian and American delegations to finalize key regional and financial issues.
The start of these technical and expert-level talks follows progress in the implementation of the ceasefire—noted by the restriction of Israeli attacks from Beirut to southern Lebanese regions—and the U.S. acceptance of the release of frozen Iranian assets. These developments necessitated more detailed discussions to finalize the agreements.
Iran-U.S. Negotiations Commence in Islamabad
WANA (Apr 11) – Following intensive consultations in Islamabad, negotiations have officially commenced between the Iranian and American delegations to finalize key regional and financial issues. Progress on Ceasefire and Assets The start of these technical and expert-level talks follows progress in the implementation of the ceasefire—noted by the restriction of Israeli attacks from […]
Baghaei: Iran’s Demands Conveyed via 10-Point Proposal
WANA (Apr 11) – Foreign Ministry Spokesperson Esmaeil Baghaei, speaking from the Pakistani capital, has provided a comprehensive update on the intense diplomatic efforts currently underway.
Baghaei confirmed that negotiations began immediately upon the delegation’s arrival. He noted that Iran’s Parliament Speaker, Ghalibaf, and Iran’s Foreign Minister, Araghchi, engaged in two to two-and-a-half hours of discussions with Pakistani officials.
“Iran’s considerations, viewpoints, and demands were conveyed to the Pakistani side based on a 10-point proposal package,” Baghaei stated. “It was important for us to express our country’s viewpoints without any ambiguity.” He added that these consultations are ongoing as the delegation continues to exchange views with its Pakistani hosts.
Baghaei: Iran’s Demands Conveyed via 10-Point Proposal
WANA (Apr 11) – Foreign Ministry Spokesperson Esmaeil Baghaei, speaking from the Pakistani capital, has provided a comprehensive update on the intense diplomatic efforts currently underway. Iran’s 10-Point Proposal and Ongoing Talks Baghaei confirmed that negotiations began immediately upon the delegation’s arrival. He noted that Iran’s Parliament Speaker, Ghalibaf, and Iran’s Foreign Minister, Araghchi, […]
Iranian Ambassador to Pakistan Questions U.S. Commitment to Mediation
WANA (Apr 11) – Reza Amiri Moghadam, the Iranian Ambassador to Pakistan, has expressed public skepticism regarding the United States’ willingness to honor diplomatic efforts aimed at ending the current conflict.
In a post on X, he wrote: “Today, Islamabad is host to Pakistan’s good offices to help end an illegal war against the Iranian nation; a war that is not only a blatant crime against the Iranian nation and civilization, but also has endangered the security of the region and the world. It remains to be seen whether the U.S. honors the mediation efforts of the host in good office or…?!”
Iran Outlines Four “Redline” Conditions for De-escalation
WANA (Apr 11) – As intensive diplomatic consultations continue in the Pakistani capital, high-level Iranian officials have formally delivered a list of four fundamental conditions to Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif, acting as the primary mediator between Tehran and Washington.
The Iranian delegation, led by Parliament Speaker Mohammad Bagher Ghalibaf and Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi, has emphasized that these “redlines” are non-negotiable prerequisites for any formal agreement to move forward.
Iran Outlines Four “Redline” Conditions for De-escalation
WANA (Apr 11) – As intensive diplomatic consultations continue in the Pakistani capital, high-level Iranian officials have formally delivered a list of four fundamental conditions to Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif, acting as the primary mediator between Tehran and Washington. The Iranian delegation, led by Parliament Speaker Mohammad Bagher Ghalibaf and Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi, […]
JD Vance Meets Pakistani Prime Minister
WANA (Apr 11) – U.S. Vice President JD Vance met with Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif today as negotiations began in the Pakistani capital.
Sharif welcomed the “constructive engagement” and expressed hope that the talks would lead to lasting peace and regional stability.
Photo Released of Iranian Negotiating Team in Islamabad
Iranian Delegation Holds Second Meeting with Pakistan’s Army Chief
WANA (Apr 11) – The Iranian negotiating team held a second round of discussions with the Chief of Army Staff of Pakistan at noon today, according to reports.
The meeting took place shortly before the Iranian delegation’s scheduled session with the Pakistani Prime Minister. This marks the second time in 24 hours that the Iranian officials have consulted with Pakistan’s top military leadership, following a prior meeting late last night.
Sources suggest that the back-to-back meetings indicate the potential exchange of new messages or a significant shift in the ongoing diplomatic coordination.
Lebanon’s Stability Depends on Synergy Between Government and Resistance
WANA (Apr 11) – Ali Akbar Velayati, a senior advisor to Iran’s Supreme Leader, issued a two-part statement on social media today addressing the ongoing negotiations in Islamabad and the political situation in Lebanon.
Velayati characterized the current diplomatic efforts in Pakistan as a reflection of Iran’s national strength. “Today’s authoritative diplomacy is proof of the protection of regional stability under the shadow of Iran’s national power,” he stated.
Lebanon’s Stability Depends on Synergy Between Government and Resistance
WANA (Apr 11) – Ali Akbar Velayati, a senior advisor to Iran’s Supreme Leader, issued a two-part statement on social media today addressing the ongoing negotiations in Islamabad and the political situation in Lebanon. Power and Diplomacy in Islamabad Velayati characterized the current diplomatic efforts in Pakistan as a reflection of Iran’s national strength. […]
Denial of Four Guest Countries’ Presence in Iran–U.S. Talks
WANA (Apr 11) – The presence of four guest countries in the potential negotiations between Iran and the United States has been denied.
It is worth noting that some media outlets had previously claimed that Iran had invited China and Russia to Islamabad, while Saudi Arabia and Qatar were said to be present in Pakistan’s capital at the invitation of the United States.
Iranian Delegation Meets Pakistani Prime Minister in Islamabad
WANA (Apr 11) – The senior Iranian delegation led by Speaker Mohammad Bagher Ghalibaf and Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi met with Pakistani Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif today.
The high-level talks focused on regional developments and the diplomatic agenda currently hosted in the Pakistani capital.
Iran Protests U.S. Breach of Commitments in Meeting with Pakistan’s Army Chief
WANA (Apr 11) – The Iranian delegation raised strong objections over the U.S. breach of commitments at this stage of the negotiations during a meeting with Pakistan’s Army Chief.
The Iranian delegation, led by Ghalibaf and accompanied by Iran’s Foreign Minister, met and held talks with Pakistan’s Army Chief last night after arriving in Islamabad.
Iran Protests U.S. Breach of Commitments in Meeting with Pakistan’s Army Chief
WANA (Apr 11) – The Iranian delegation raised strong objections over the U.S. breach of commitments at this stage of the negotiations during a meeting with Pakistan’s Army Chief. The Iranian delegation, led by Ghalibaf and accompanied by Iran’s Foreign Minister, met and held talks with Pakistan’s Army Chief last night after arriving in […]
Aref: Agreement Possible if U.S. Prioritizes Its Own Interests Over Israel
WANA (Apr 11) – In a statement shared on social media, Iran’s First Vice President, Mohammad Reza Aref, outlined the conditions necessary for a successful diplomatic outcome in the ongoing talks in Pakistan. Aref emphasized that the orientation of the American delegation will determine the fate of the negotiations:
“If we negotiate in Islamabad with representatives of ‘America First,’ an agreement beneficial to both sides and the world is probable. However, if we face representatives of ‘Israel First,’ there will be no deal; we will inevitably continue our defense even more vigorously than before, and the world will face greater costs.”
Latest Details on Iranian Delegation’s Visit to Pakistan for Talks with U.S. Officials
WANA (Apr 11) – A high-level delegation from the Islamic Republic of Iran arrived in Islamabad early this morning to begin a new round of talks with U.S. officials. According to regional reports, the negotiations are expected to start at 8:00 a.m. local time, pending the fulfillment of key preconditions.
The Iranian delegation is led by Mohammad Bagher Ghalibaf, Speaker of the Iranian Parliament, heading a team composed of political, economic, and security figures. The delegation includes around 70 members, among them 26 experts serving on specialized committees in economic, security, and political fields, reflecting the sensitive nature of the discussions.
Latest Details on Iranian Delegation’s Visit to Pakistan for Talks with U.S. Officials
WANA (Apr 11) –A high-level delegation from the Islamic Republic of Iran arrived in Islamabad early this morning to begin a new round of talks with U.S. officials. According to regional reports, the negotiations are expected to start at 8:00 a.m. local time, pending the fulfillment of key preconditions. The Iranian delegation is led […]
Pakistan Commits to Facilitating Lasting Peace Between Iran and the U.S.
WANA (Apr 11) – The Pakistani Ministry of Foreign Affairs issued a statement today reaffirming its commitment to mediating a peaceful and durable resolution to the ongoing tensions between Iran and the United States.
The Ministry stated that Pakistan will continue to play a “positive and constructive role” in bridging the gap between the two nations. The Ministry further noted that Pakistan’s Foreign Minister has expressed hope that all involved parties will engage in the peace talks with a “constructive and positive approach” to ensure a stable outcome for the region.
Zarif: High-Level Delegation Proves Iran’s Seriousness Despite U.S. “Betrayals”
WANA (Apr 11) – Former Iranian Foreign Minister Mohammad Javad Zarif, in a post on the social media platform X, asserted that the composition of the team is a clear sign of Tehran’s serious intent, even in the face of what he termed “repeated U.S. betrayals.”
Directly addressing the American leadership, Zarif wrote: “Let’s hope that beyond the bluster, Trump sees the only way out of his self-made quagmire: Stop heeding THE WANTED & accomplices. Strike a deal while he still can.”
U.S. and Iranian Delegations Arrive in Pakistan for Potential Talks
WANA (Apr 11) – Pakistan’s capital has become the center of global attention today as high-ranking delegations from the United States and Iran arrived for a crucial diplomatic summit.
The meetings, mediated by Pakistan, represent a significant attempt to navigate the ongoing regional crisis.
U.S. Delegation Lands in Islamabad
“Air Force Two,” carrying U.S. Vice President JD Vance, touched down in Islamabad earlier today.
The Vice President was formally received at the airport by Pakistan’s Deputy Prime Minister and Foreign Minister, Mohammad Ishaq Dar.
Initial reports confirm that the U.S. delegation includes several influential figures: Steve Witkoff, Special Envoy, and Jared Kushner.
The American team has reportedly departed the airport for their secured residences to prepare for the day’s proceedings.
Iranian High-Level Mission
The Iranian delegation, led by Speaker of the Parliament, Mohammad Bagher Ghalibaf, arrived in Pakistan late last night. The group consists of a heavyweight diplomatic and economic team, including:
- Seyed Abbas Araghchi, Foreign Minister.
- Ali Akbar Ahmadian, Secretary of the Supreme National Security Council.
- Ali Bagheri Kani, Deputy for Foreign Policy.
- Abdolnaser Hemmati, Governor of the Central Bank.
- Kazem Gharibabadi, Deputy Foreign Minister.
Pre-conditions and “Broken Promises”
Before any direct dialogue begins, the Iranian delegation is scheduled for a midday meeting with Pakistani Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif.
Sources indicate that Iran intends to address what it describes as “U.S. breaches of commitment.”
According to Iranian officials, the commencement of talks was predicated on several pre-conditions, including:
- The unfreezing of Iranian assets.
- A ceasefire in Lebanon.
A Narrow Window for Dialogue
Despite rumors of an extended summit, Iranian sources clarify that the current schedule is limited to a single day.
“Iran is currently in the assessment phase,” a source stated. “If any formal dialogue takes place, it is expected to begin this evening. As of now, the planning remains for a one-day mission.”
The international community is watching closely to see if this diplomatic opening in Islamabad can lead to a de-escalation of the current conflict or if the procedural disputes over preconditions will stall the momentum.
Ghalibaf in Islamabad: Past Negotiations with the U.S. Marked by Failure and Lack of Trust
WANA (Apr 11) – Mohammad Bagher Ghalibaf, Speaker of Iran’s Parliament, upon arrival at Islamabad Airport, spoke to reporters about recent remarks by U.S. Vice President J.D. Vance and outlined Iran’s stance on negotiations.
Referring to past interactions with the United States, he said that Iran’s experience with negotiations has consistently been accompanied by failure and breaches of commitments. Ghalibaf added that on previous occasions, even during ongoing talks and despite Iran’s demonstration of goodwill, hostile actions were carried out by the other side.
Ghalibaf in Islamabad: Past Negotiations with the U.S. Marked by Failure and Lack of Trust
WANA (Apr 11) – Mohammad Bagher Ghalibaf, Speaker of Iran’s Parliament, upon arrival at Islamabad Airport, spoke to reporters about recent remarks by U.S. Vice President J.D. Vance and outlined Iran’s stance on negotiations. Referring to past interactions with the United States, he said that Iran’s experience with negotiations has consistently been accompanied by […]
This is a developing story and will be updated as new information becomes available.
