WANA – Our team is closely monitoring the latest developments regarding the U.S. and Israel’s war against Iran.

 

This report is being updated …

 


Iran Holding Out on Ceasefire Extension

 

WANA (Apr 15) – According to informed sources, Iran has not yet agreed to a request to extend the ongoing ceasefire. Despite a push from the United States for a two-week extension, Tehran has withheld its approval.

 

The Iranian position holds that instead of seeking more time, the U.S. should fulfill its existing obligations under the current agreement and move away from “excessive demands” in the negotiations.

 


Iran-Linked Vessels Continue Passing Through Strait of Hormuz Despite U.S. Threats

WANA (Apr 15) – Amid ongoing maritime developments in the region, the Iranian vessel “Golbon,” which has been sanctioned by the U.S. Treasury Department’s Office of Foreign Assets Control, continues its navigation near the Strait of Hormuz despite the presence and monitoring of U.S. naval forces.

 

According to reports, the vessel has maintained its course at a time when U.S. military activity in the surrounding waters of this strategic passage has intensified. Nevertheless, data from independent maritime tracking sources indicate that vessels linked to Iran are continuing to pass through without interruption.

 


Senior Pakistani Delegation Heads to Tehran with U.S. Message and Talks Agenda

 

WANA (Apr 15) – Amid ongoing regional diplomatic activity, a high-level political and security delegation from Pakistan, led by Field Marshal Asim Munir, has departed Islamabad for Tehran. Informed Pakistani sources reported that the delegation left moments ago, carrying a new message from the United States to Iranian officials.

 

According to these sources, the delegation includes senior political and security figures and is expected to hold discussions with Iranian authorities on the current state of interactions between Tehran and Washington. The primary focus of these talks is expected to be planning for a second round of negotiations that may take place in the coming days.


Islamabad Message Exchange Ongoing; Pakistan Envoy Expected in Tehran

 

WANA (Apr 15) – Foreign Ministry Spokesman Esmaeil Baghaei announced on Wednesday that messaging between Iran and the United States via Pakistani mediators has continued daily since the Iranian delegation’s return from Islamabad on Sunday.

 

During his weekly press briefing, Baghaei noted that a high-level Pakistani delegation is “highly likely” to arrive in Tehran today to provide a detailed briefing on discussions held with the American side and to further align regional perspectives.

 


Two Iran-Linked Vessels Reach Iranian Waters, Challenging CENTCOM Claims

 

WANA (Apr 15) – Maritime tracking data indicates that at least two Iran-linked vessels—a sanctioned very large crude carrier (VLCC) and a bulk carrier transporting goods—have transited international waters and entered Iranian territorial waters, a development that places the official narrative of a “complete maritime blockade” by the United States Central Command under serious scrutiny.

 

According to data released by maritime tracking sources including TankerTrackers.com, a VLCC listed under sanctions by the Office of Foreign Assets Control—and linked to Iran’s oil transportation network—moved openly, without any attempt to conceal its route, with its Automatic Identification System (AIS) turned on. The vessel crossed international waters, passed through the Strait of Hormuz, and entered Iranian territorial waters.

 


CENTCOM Reports 400 U.S. Casualties in Iran Conflict

 

WANA (Apr 15) – U.S. Central Command (CENTCOM) has announced that approximately 400 American personnel have been wounded during recent operations against Iran.

 

While Washington is known for its cautious disclosure of military data, CENTCOM declined to increase the official death toll, which currently stands at 13. However, given the scale and frequency of Iranian strikes, analysts suggest the actual number of fatalities may be significantly higher than the figures officially acknowledged.

 


Trump Announces End to Naval Blockade

 

WANA (Apr 15) – U.S. President Donald Trump announced on Wednesday that the United States will permanently reopen the Strait of Hormuz, signaling an abrupt end to the naval tensions that have gripped global energy markets.

 

In a statement posted to Truth Social, the President claimed the decision followed a breakthrough agreement with Beijing where China reportedly committed to halting all weapon shipments to Iran.

 


Iran Warns U.S. Blockade Could Trigger Total Maritime Shutdown

 

WANA (Apr 15) – Major General Ali Abdollahi, Commander of the Khatam al-Anbiya Central Headquarters, issued a stern warning to the United States today, stating that Iran will act decisively to defend its national sovereignty and interests.

 

General Abdollahi asserted that if the U.S. continues the “illegal naval blockade” and creates insecurity for Iranian commercial vessels and oil tankers, it will be considered a violation of the ceasefire.

 


U.S. Military Operations Against Iran Exceed $51 Billion in 46 Days

WANA (Apr 15) – According to the “Iran War Cost Tracker” website, the United States has spent over $51.2 billion during its 46-day military campaign against Tehran.

 

A Pentagon report submitted to the U.S. Congress on March 10 details the massive financial scale of the operations. The report indicates that the first week of military action alone cost $11.3 billion, with ongoing daily expenditures now estimated at approximately $1 billion.

 


IRGC Intelligence Reports Widespread Despair and Resignations Among U.S. Forces

 

WANA (Apr 15) – The IRGC Intelligence Organization reported on its official X account that intelligence assessments and field data indicate a profound level of frustration and hopelessness among U.S. forces stationed in the region.

 

The report attributes this decline in morale to several factors, including effective Iranian missile and drone strikes on U.S. bases, a lack of attention from Washington officials toward field reports, and the instability caused by frequent relocations and shifting orders from the President and the Secretary of Defense.

 


U.S.-Israeli Strikes Devastate 211 Sports Centers

Destruction of Tehran’s 12,000-Seater Azadi Stadium Following U.S. and Israeli Attack on March 05, 2026. Social media/ WANA News Agency

Destruction of Tehran’s 12,000-Seater Azadi Stadium Following U.S. and Israeli Attack on March 05, 2026. Social media/ WANA News Agency

WANA (Apr 15) – The Deputy Sports Minister reported today that “U.S.-Israeli” strikes have damaged or destroyed 211 sports facilities nationwide, with destruction levels ranging from 5% to 100%. The iconic Azadi Arena sustained catastrophic fire damage and is now classified as a total loss requiring immediate reconstruction.

 

In the latest wave of attacks, 22 athletes were killed, bringing the total number of registered athlete casualties during the “40-Day Ramadan War” to 200. The Ministry described the strikes as a massive blow to the nation’s athletic infrastructure and heritage.

 


Israeli Woman Arrested on Charges of Spying for Iran

 

WANA (Apr 15) – Israel’s internal security agency, Shin Bet, has detained an Israeli woman on suspicion of espionage activities conducted on behalf of Iranian intelligence, according to a report by Israel’s Channel 12.

 

The investigation reveals that the suspect allegedly photographed sensitive infrastructure, specifically the oil refineries in Haifa, and gathered intelligence on a former Israeli security official.

 


Beijing Warns of Retaliation Over U.S. Tariff Threats Linked to Iran

Iran and China

WANA (Apr 15) – The Chinese Foreign Ministry Spokesperson has warned that Beijing will take retaliatory measures if the United States increases tariffs on Chinese goods based on “fabricated allegations” of military assistance to Iran.

 


Nine Vessels Cross Hormuz Despite U.S. Pressure

 

WANA (Apr 15) – Data from the ship-tracking company “Kepler” indicates that at least nine commercial vessels successfully transited the Strait of Hormuz over the past 24 hours, a vital corridor for global energy trade that remains at the center of geopolitical tensions.

 

According to reports by several news networks, the development comes as the United States continues to insist on enforcing maritime restrictions against Iran and seeks to tighten oversight of vessel movements in this strategic waterway.

 


U.S. Navy Confirms Crash of Advanced MQ-4C Triton Drone in Persian Gulf

 

WANA (Apr 15) – The United States Navy has officially confirmed the crash of a highly sophisticated MQ-4C Triton reconnaissance drone in the Middle East. While details surrounding the incident remain sparse, the loss of the high-altitude aircraft poses significant intelligence risks for the United States.

 

According to an official report released by the U.S. Naval Safety Command, the MQ-4C crashed on April 9, 2026. While the exact location was withheld for “operational security reasons,” the event has been classified as a “mishap.”

 

 

This is a developing story and will be updated as new information becomes available.