Russia and China today vetoed a UN Security Council resolution on reopening the Strait of Hormuz, a vital maritime chokepoint through which a fifth of the global oil passes, blockaded by Iran. The 15-nation UN Security Council voted on the resolution proposed by Bahrain, which got 11 votes in favour, two against and two abstentions. The resolution could not be adopted because veto-wielding permanent members Russia and China voted against the resolution.
UNSC fails to adopt resolution on opening of Strait of Hormuz as China and Russia, vetoed
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