Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araqchi says a tentative peace deal is still being discussed and could be adjusted, while fresh military activity flares near the Strait of Hormuz. Across the reports, Araqchi indicates that although changes to the agreement remain possible, the terms currently under consideration suggest Iran has gained advantage from the broader conflict. The three outlets frame his remarks as a signal that negotiations are ongoing rather than finalized. They also report that the developing situation near the Strait of Hormuz includes new military actions, adding to regional tension as diplomacy progresses. The coverage does not describe the deal’s specific contents or the nature of the proposed changes. Instead, it focuses on Araqchi’s position that talks remain open to revision and that, in his view, the tentative agreement reflects a stronger negotiating outcome for Iran. The reports collectively portray a scenario in which diplomatic efforts and military developments occur in parallel.