The day after the Iran-US deal was signed, editorial attention shifted to its fragility and immediate consequences. Morning reports highlighted the deal's brevity—'anderhalve pagina'—and unknown details, while NOS questioned whether the Strait of Hormuz would actually reopen for oil exports. FD noted Gulf states were already seeking alternative oil routes. By evening, FD described the deal as 'broos' and posing a dilemma for central bankers. Domestically, the death of a toddler falling from a Rotterdam window dominated multiple front pages throughout the day. Other persistent stories included the EU migration pact's expected impact on Amsterdam homelessness, Katwijk's demands threatening a major foreign investment, and the cabinet's nitrogen plans. The day saw no single dominant narrative but rather a diffusion of editorial priorities across economic, diplomatic, and local tragedy.