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Live Coverage of the Iran–U.S.–Israel Conflict / June 12

 

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

 

This report is being updated …

 


Baghaei on U.S. Agreement: ‘We Are in the Final Stage of Internal Reviews’

 

WANA (Jun 12) – The spokesperson for the Iranian Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Esmaeil Baghaei, appeared on a state television program to clarify the latest developments in the diplomatic talks aimed at ending the military conflict between the Islamic Republic of Iran and the United States, officially mediated by Pakistan.

 

During the broadcast, the spokesperson provided details regarding Iran’s negotiating red lines, internal review processes, and the timeline of the potential agreement.

 


Araghchi: Islamabad MoU Has Never Been This Close to Finalization

 

WANA (Jun 12) – Iranian Foreign Minister Seyed Abbas Araghchi announced that the Islamabad Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) is closer than ever to being finalized, signaling significant progress in diplomatic talks.

 

In a statement, Araghchi noted the historic proximity to an agreement, stating, “The Islamabad Memorandum of Understanding has never been closer.”

 


Trump Dismisses Leaked Iran Terms, Condemns Drone Attack

 

WANA (Jun 12) – U.S. President Donald Trump has released a statement rejecting terms leaked by Iran and condemning a recent drone attack in the Strait of Hormuz.

 

In a social media post, the President stated that terms leaked by Iran to the media have “NOTHING to do with the terms that were agreed to, in writing.”

 


Why Hasn’t the Deal Been Finalized Yet?

 

WANA (Jun 12) – “They’ve taken a hard hit; they want a deal much more than before.” Donald Trump made that remark just hours before Iranian Foreign Ministry spokesman Esmaeil Baghaei announced: “Most of the text is nearly finalized, but Iran has not yet reached a final conclusion regarding the agreement.”

 

At first glance, the two statements appear unrelated. Yet when viewed together, they offer a different picture of the ongoing negotiations. Contrary to common assumptions, the main disagreement between Tehran and Washington no longer seems to be about the text of the agreement itself. Instead, it is increasingly about the narrative surrounding the agreement.

 


Iran Dismisses Claims of Imminent US Deal Signature in Geneva

 

WANA (Jun 12) – Iran’s Foreign Ministry has pushed back against intense media speculation regarding an imminent preliminary agreement with the United States, clarifying that the draft proposal is currently undergoing an internal review and that no final decision has been made.

 

Spokesperson Esmaeil Baghaei stated that any official announcement regarding a potential understanding is strictly contingent upon reaching a finalized conclusion.

 


Calm Prevails in the Strait of Hormuz as Dozens of Vessels Await Transit Clearance

 

WANA (Jun 12) – The Strait of Hormuz remains calm and under control, with dozens of vessels currently anchored and awaiting authorization to transit through the strategic waterway.

 

According to field reports, around 50 ships are stationed near the Strait of Hormuz, waiting for permission to continue their journeys. The Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC) Navy has stated that, due to security considerations and recent developments, vessel traffic through the strait has been temporarily suspended until further notice.


Details of Proposed 14-Point Iran-US Draft Agreement

 

WANA (Jun 12) – A source close to the Iranian nuclear negotiating team has leaked the details of a proposed 14-point draft memorandum of understanding between the Islamic Republic of Iran and the United States.

 

The framework outlines a phased de-escalation plan and the parameters for a potential comprehensive treaty.

 


Tehran Sports Infrastructure Reports 35 Facilities Damaged During 40-Day Conflict

 

WANA (Jun 12) – The Tehran Municipality’s Sports Organization announced that 35 sports facilities across the capital sustained damage during the recent 40-day military conflict. Despite the destruction, officials confirmed that restoration efforts are well underway, with the majority of the city’s sports infrastructure now reopened to the public.

 

Hossein Ojaghi, CEO of the Tehran Municipality’s Sports Organization, provided an update on the status of the city’s athletic facilities, noting that while the impact was widespread, the organization has moved quickly to restore services

 


Handala Claims Cyberattack on California Water Infrastructure

 

WANA (Jun 12) – The cyber group Handala has claimed responsibility for a security breach targeting water infrastructure facilities across the state of California, framing the cyberattack as a direct retaliation against recent U.S. actions involving Iran.

 

According to a statement released by the group, the operation was executed in response to alleged U.S. operations targeting civilians and water infrastructure in Iran’s Minab and Sirik regions. Handala asserted that after U.S. actions compromised water resources in those areas, the collective launched a counter-offensive against critical American water networks.

 


CENTCOM Pledges Investigation Following Alleged U.S. Strike on Iranian Water Infrastructure

 

WANA (Jun 12) – The United States Central Command (CENTCOM) announced early Friday that it is investigating reports concerning an alleged U.S. missile or airstrike that targeted a critical water treatment facility in southern Iran earlier this week.

 

Speaking to CBS News, CENTCOM spokesperson Tim Hawkins stated that the military command is aware of the allegations and is currently assessing their validity.

 


Handala Hackers Breach FBI Drone Systems

 

WANA (Jun 12) – The cyber group known as “Handala” has claimed responsibility for a major breach into the Federal Bureau of Investigation’s (FBI) security drone systems, alleging they maintained unrestricted access to live video feeds and classified data for several months.

 

According to a statement released by the group, the compromised FBI drones—which are deployed under the guise of counter-terrorism operations—are equipped with advanced facial recognition technology and automatic license plate readers.

 


Trump Claims: “We Ended the War with Iran Today”

 

WANA (Jun 12) – U.S. President Donald Trump has once again claimed that the conflict with Iran has come to an end and that Tehran has committed to never acquiring nuclear weapons, even as uncertainty continues to surround the negotiation process and Iranian sources deny that any preliminary agreement has been approved.

 

Speaking in his latest remarks, Trump said, “We ended the war with Iran today, and they agreed that they will never have a nuclear weapon. That was the one thing we insisted on.”

 


U.S. Attacks on Commercial Vessels Threaten Freedom of Navigation

 

WANA (Jun 12) – Iran’s Foreign Ministry spokesperson, Esmaeil Baghaei, has condemned recent U.S. attacks on Indian commercial vessels, describing them as acts of “armed robbery and piracy” that pose a serious threat to international shipping, as well as global peace and security.

 

In a statement released early Friday, June 13, Baghaei shared an image of a report published by an Indian newspaper detailing U.S. attacks on three Indian commercial ships in recent days. According to the report, the incidents, which have occurred since June 8, resulted in the deaths of at least three Indian citizens.

 


Sirik Explosions Linked to Tanker Interception

 

WANA (Jun 12) – A military source has confirmed that the explosions heard in Sirik County, located in Iran’s southern Hormozgan Province, were related to an operation by the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC) Navy against a vessel that attempted to pass through the Strait of Hormuz despite existing restrictions.

 

According to the source, the IRGC Navy had issued multiple warnings and navigation notices following what it described as hostile actions by the U.S. military along Iran’s southern coastline. The notices warned vessels against entering the Strait of Hormuz and stated that any attempt to transit the waterway under the current circumstances would be considered a threat to maritime security.

 


Explosion Sounds Reported Off Iran’s Sirik Coast; Cause Remains Unclear

 

WANA (Jun 12) – Local sources have reported hearing multiple explosion-like sounds in the waters off the coast of Sirik in southern Iran’s Hormozgan Province, while the source and cause of the incidents remain unknown.

 

According to initial reports, the first blast was heard approximately two kilometers offshore in the Persian Gulf. Local residents described the sound as a loud explosion coming from the sea, though no official information has yet been released regarding the nature of the incident.

 


Baghaei: Iran Has Not Yet Reached a Final Decision on an Agreement with the United States

 

WANA (Jun 12) – Iran’s Foreign Ministry spokesperson said that the Islamic Republic has not yet reached a final decision regarding a potential agreement with the United States, stressing that while most of the draft framework for ending the conflict has been finalized, Washington’s shifting positions and new demands continue to hinder the process.

 

Speaking on Thursday evening, Foreign Ministry spokesperson Esmaeil Baghaei addressed media speculation surrounding a possible agreement between Iran and the United States, stating that changing and contradictory positions by American officials are nothing new and have been repeatedly observed in recent months.

 

 

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

 

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