The UN Security Council on Tuesday failed to adopt a draft resolution calling for coordinated "defensive" measures to ensure freedom of navigation in the Strait of Hormuz after Russia and China cast vetoes. The draft resolution, penned by Bahrain, received 11 votes in favor.

The UN Security Council on Tuesday local time failed to adopt a draft resolution that "strongly encourages" states interested in the use of commercial maritime routes in the Strait of Hormuz to coordinate efforts of a defensive nature to contribute to ensuring the safety and security of navigation across the Strait of Hormuz,

Bahrain on Monday circulated a draft Security Council resolution on reopening the Strait of Hormuz that removes language around the possible use of force, as supporters of the document tried to head off possible vetoes by Russia or China.

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The root cause of the obstruction to navigation in the Strait of Hormuz lies in the illegal military actions by the US and Israel against Iran. The fundamental solution to restoring navigation in the strait is to achieve a ceasefire and end the conflict as soon as possible,