UN Security Council Passes Resolution Condemning Iran's Gulf Attacks

The UN Security Council adopted a resolution condemning Iran for its attacks across the Persian Gulf region, calling them a 'breach of international law' and a 'serious threat to international peace and security.' Iran rejected the resolution. The vote comes after Iran struck targets in nine countries — Bahrain, Iraq, Jordan, Kuwait, Oman, Qatar, Saudi Arabia, UAE, and Cyprus — since Feb 28. The resolution marks a notable shift in international diplomatic positioning as the conflict enters its third week.