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 Rejects Claims of Missile Talks with U.S.

 

WANA (Jun 23) – A source close to Iran’s negotiating team has dismissed Pakistani Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif’s claim that ballistic missiles would be included in the next round of talks between Tehran and Washington, describing the remarks as inaccurate and likely based on misinformation.

 

The source stressed that missile-related issues are fundamentally not on the agenda of the negotiations, adding that the published memorandum of understanding clearly indicates that no such topics are included in the discussions.

 


Trump Declares End to Naval Blockade, States Talks with Iran Are Progressing Well

 

WANA (Jun 23) – U.S. President Donald Trump indicated on Tuesday that the naval blockade against Iran would no longer be in effect, stating that negotiations with Tehran are progressing well.

 

Writing on his social media platform, Truth Social, on Tuesday, Donald Trump stated that despite protests and false statements to the contrary, coupled with what he described as negative media coverage attempting to downplay the U.S. victory, Iran had fully and completely agreed to the highest-level nuclear inspections long into the future, referring to the duration as “Infinity!!!”.

 


Iran Shifts to Defensive-Offensive Military Doctrine, Ready for Preemptive Operations

 

WANA (Jun 23) – The Head of the Army’s Strategic Studies and Research Center, Brigadier General Ahmadreza Pourdastan, pointed out in an interview that Iran’s military doctrine has shifted from a purely defensive stance to an offensive-defensive doctrine.

 

He emphasized that preemptive operations have also been defined within the offensive doctrine, stating that if the expediency of the system requires it, it is possible to severely surprise the enemy by conducting preemptive operations in unknown arenas.

 


No Monopoly on Purchasing American Goods Exists in Any Agreement

 

WANA (Jun 23) – Ghorbanzadeh, a member of the Iranian negotiating delegation, emphasised that no monopoly on purchasing American goods basically exists either in the text of the memorandum, in the negotiations, or in any draft text.

 

He stated that the Vice President of the United States or any other person might raise any issue for domestic consumption, but what is important is what written and signed agreement has been reached.

 

This member of the Iranian negotiating delegation added that this claim is more of an admission—an admission that the possibility of purchasing agricultural products exists not only from other countries but also from the United States, but the choice belongs to the buyer, namely the Islamic Republic of Iran.

 


Iran Envoy in Geneva: Strait of Hormuz Fully Open to Commercial Vessels

 

WANA (Jun 23) – Iran’s Ambassador and Permanent Representative to the United Nations in Geneva, Ali Bahreini, stated to reporters today that the Strait of Hormuz remains open to commercial ships. He characterized the previous day’s technical talks in Switzerland as positive and announced that two separate working groups will be established to review the issues of sanctions and Iran’s nuclear program.

 

Confirming progress in the recent negotiations between Iran and the United States in Switzerland, Bahreini emphasized that Lebanon is unequivocally integrated into the Islamabad Memorandum of Understanding (MoU). He stated that the agreement explicitly dictates that no new attacks are to be launched against Lebanon.

 


Iran and Oman Talks on New Management of Strait of Hormuz Begin

 

WANA (Jun 23) – High-level meetings to establish a new management framework for the strategic Strait of Hormuz have officially commenced in Muscat, attended by the Sultan of Oman and Iran’s top negotiating team, led by Parliament Speaker Mohammad Bagher Ghalibaf and Foreign Minister Seyed Abbas Araghchi.

 

According to reports on the Iranian delegation’s meetings with the Sultan of Oman, the Islamic Republic’s negotiating team travelled to Oman immediately following the conclusion of recent talks in Switzerland.

 

Discussions between the Iranian and Omani delegations regarding the status of the Strait of Hormuz began within the first hours of their arrival in Muscat.

 


Gharibabadi Announces Agreement on Framework for Future Negotiations

 

WANA (Jun 23) – Iranian Deputy Foreign Minister and head of Iran’s technical negotiating team, Kazem Gharibabadi, announced that four-party talks have concluded with an agreement on the framework and arrangements for future negotiations.

 

Gharibabadi, who is leading Iran’s expert delegation in talks with the United States and is currently in Switzerland, said that following the meeting of the High-Level Committee tasked with overseeing the implementation of the Islamabad Memorandum of Understanding on Sunday—which continued into the early hours of Monday—technical discussions were held to determine the mechanisms for implementing the memorandum and the final statement issued after the high-level meeting. He said the parties reached the necessary understandings on these issues.

 


Pezeshkian: Progress in Talks Depends on Full Compliance With Agreed Commitments

 

WANA (Jun 23) – Iranian President Masoud Pezeshkian said the effectiveness of ongoing talks depends on the full commitment of all parties to their agreed obligations and the precise implementation of those commitments.

 

Pezeshkian stated that progress in the negotiations will be measured by practical adherence to accepted responsibilities, stressing that implementation remains the key criterion for assessing developments.

 

He added that statements made outside the agreed text do not contribute to advancing the negotiations.

 


Omani Foreign Minister: Talks Held with Ghalibaf and Araghchi on the Strait of Hormuz

 

WANA (Jun 23) – Oman’s Foreign Minister, Badr Albusaidi, announced that he held talks with senior Iranian officials on the recent Iran-U.S. understanding, including discussions on the Strait of Hormuz, emphasizing commitment to international law and the principle of safe, toll-free passage through the strategic waterway.

 

In a post on X early Tuesday, Albusaidi said he welcomed Mohammad Bagher Ghalibaf, Speaker of Iran’s Parliament, and Abbas Araghchi, Iran’s Foreign Minister, in Muscat.

 

According to the Omani foreign minister, the meeting included “constructive discussions” on the recent understanding between Iran and the United States, with particular attention given to provisions related to the Strait of Hormuz.

 


From Hormuz to Lebanon: Ghalibaf Details Swiss Talks Results

 

WANA (Jun 23) – Mohammad Bagher Ghalibaf, head of Iran’s negotiating team, has provided the first detailed account of the recent four-party talks held in Switzerland, announcing a series of understandings reached between Iran, the United States, and regional mediators. He said the management of the Strait of Hormuz would not return to pre-war conditions.

 

Speaking during his return flight from Switzerland, Ghalibaf stated that while Iran would continue to comply with international law, the strategic waterway would be administered according to “Iranian arrangements” and remain under Iranian management.

 

 

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