Iran’s foreign minister says a draft agreement aimed at ending the war between Iran and the United States could be signed remotely within the coming days. Abbas Araghchi tells reporters that the negotiations have reached the final stages and that the signature could take place without a physical meeting. Both reports describe the draft framework as addressing two main areas: lifting the US naval blockade of Iranian ports and setting arrangements for managing the strategic Strait of Hormuz. The Strait of Hormuz is a key shipping chokepoint in the Middle East, and the proposed arrangements are presented as a future governance mechanism. The outlets do not provide details on enforcement, timing beyond “coming days,” or the conditions for signature. The reports also do not include a response from the United States in the provided text. Overall, the information released by Iran focuses on the remote-signing timeline and the scope of the draft deal’s components relating to naval restrictions and Strait of Hormuz management.