Bahrain and US circulate draft UN resolution on Strait of Hormuz attacks
Bahrain and the United States have circulated a draft United Nations Security Council resolution calling on Iran to stop attacks in the Strait of Hormuz. The ambassadors of both countries outlined the draft to journalists at UN Headquarters in New York on Thursday.
The source identifies the initiative as a Security Council resolution and states that it was jointly floated by Bahrain and the United States. It does not say whether the draft has been submitted for a vote, how many Council members support it, or whether any formal action has been scheduled.
The only operational detail in the source is the stated purpose of the text: a call for Iran to cease attacks in the Strait of Hormuz. No further particulars are provided on the incidents referenced, the scope of the attacks, or any direct impact on shipping or security conditions.
The source does not describe casualties, damage, or any enforcement measures tied to the draft resolution. It also gives no additional timing beyond Thursday's briefing at UN Headquarters in New York.
