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Day 44 · The US-Israel-Iran war

12 April 2026

6 events recorded (0 confirmed), and 1 statement counted apart.

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12 April 2026 in brief

The head of Iran's Legal Medicine Organization put the number killed in Iran in the war at 3,375, according to AFP. [1] Israel kept striking southern Lebanon while Beirut saw a pause, Al Jazeera reported, and demonstrators in Beirut protested against direct talks with Israel. [1] Saudi Arabia's energy ministry said the East-West pipeline was back at full capacity of about 7 million barrels a day after repairs, and IMF PortWatch data cited by EconoFact showed Hormuz port arrivals averaging 12 ships a day that week, 88% below the pre-war week. [1][2] The US-Iran talks in Islamabad ended after 21 hours without a deal, with Vice President Vance saying Iran chose not to accept US terms and parliament speaker Ghalibaf saying the US had failed to earn his delegation's trust. [1]

Written from the records it cites; every figure appears in a cited record.

Places in this day's records

Places in this day's records: Bazouriye, Beit Yahoun, Islamabad, Saudi Arabia, Strait of Hormuz; 1 event not on the map. Bazouriye: 1 recordBeit Yahoun: 1 recordIslamabad: 1 recordSaudi Arabia: 1 recordSaudi ArabiaStrait of Hormuz: 1 recordStrait of Hormuz

5 places · 1 event not on the map

Bazouriye · Beit Yahoun · Islamabad · Saudi Arabia · Strait of Hormuz

New count

at least

3,375

killed, Iran

Iran Legal Medicine Organization · by its own count
as of 12 Apr

Said

Vice President Vance said Iran chose not to accept US terms, that the US had put forward its final and best offer, and that it needed an affirmative commitment that Iran would not seek a nuclear weapon; he called the lack of a deal bad news for Iran much more than for the US.

Government of the United States
12 Apr · to a mixed audience
Reported by Al Jazeera

Open

Said: 1 statement, not counted as events

Said

Government of the United States: Vice President Vance said Iran chose not to accept US terms, that the US had put forward its final and best offer, and that it needed an affirmative commitment that Iran would not seek a nuclear weapon; he called the lack of a deal bad news for Iran much more than for the US.

Mixed audience · en