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No, not always, for example, on some unit tests there may be nothing to arrange. But I don't think it's detrimental/distracting to have the comments there even if there is nothing in that part of the test. I find it is a nice future extension point when you do need to add code to arrange the unit test context, it is clear where that code should go.
@yanivefraim I've always used comments to help organize the contents of a particular unit test such as:
or
What do you think about adding a new rule to require similar comments within the test patterns?