Meengla
Elite Member
Pakistan was among the co-sponsors and voted in favour, noting that it is “not immune from these attacks” and stating that it supports the resolution.
The Bahrain-led resolution was adopted with 13 votes in favour; China and Russia abstained.
Its text “condemns in the strongest terms the egregious attacks” carried out by Iran against Bahrain, Kuwait, Oman, Qatar, Saudi Arabia, the United Arab Emirates, and Jordan, emphasising that “such acts constitute a breach of international law and a serious threat to international peace and security”.
It demands the immediate cessation of all attacks by Iran against these countries and underscores the right of individual and collective self-defence as recognised under Article 51 of the UN Charter.
The resolution criticises the “deliberate targeting” of civilians, critical infrastructure, and commercial vessels, including in and around the Strait of Hormuz, highlighting the attacks’ adverse impact on maritime security, international trade, energy supply, and the global economy.
-Dawn
Plenty of people above explained why Pakistan agreed. It is not a matter to concern Iran. There is no teeth in the Resolution. Some bored diplomats sat for a potential Ceasefire Resolution and ended up with this Resolution where Iran's most independently aligned backers like China and Russia decided to let it through.
Please pay attention to the impact, the contraints of countries, and the actual language of the Resolution.
If and when the Iranian govt decides to attack Pakistan harshly then we could talk.






