Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi maintained a high-profile diplomatic schedule through late September 2026, including UN General Assembly engagements in New York focused on Strait of Hormuz reopening terms, bilateral talks with multiple counterparts, and public statements on readiness for both diplomacy and renewed conflict with the United States. No official announcements, credible reporting, or visible signs pointed to any detention or removal from office ahead of the September 28 deadline. Trader consensus at 99.3% for no arrest reflects this sustained public role and institutional continuity under the Pezeshkian administration. Late internal factional shifts, unannounced security actions, or sudden health-related developments remain theoretical possibilities that could still alter outcomes in comparable cases, though none emerged here.