Tehran is studying the US response to a proposal to reopen the Strait of Hormuz amid Qatari and Pakistani mediation, while insisting on its seven conditions, including ending the war, lifting the naval blockade and releasing frozen funds. Accounts differ between an Iranian official saying Washington accepted some conditions but that the response was insufficient, and the Iranian Foreign Ministry saying the review is not yet complete, while Tehran speaks of military readiness alongside the diplomatic track.
Arabi21 focused on an Iranian security official's statement about Washington partially accepting the conditions and the response being insufficient, while Okaz led with the Foreign Ministry spokesman's remarks on the ongoing review, mediation and linking security to lifting the blockade. Al-Quds newspaper added regional files (linking the nuclear file to the strait and Saudi-Houthi tension in Yemen) and details of the dual diplomatic-military track.