UN: Security Council to Meet Tomorrow on the Situation in the Gulf and Maritime Safety
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The debate comes nearly nine months after the regional conflict in the Gulf began.
The UN Security Council will examine the situation in the Gulf, the threats to the safety of navigation and the risk of new military escalation in an open meeting tomorrow afternoon...More...
The UN Security Council is holding an emergency meeting on Friday at the request of Bahrain to discuss threats to the security of navigation in the Gulf and the risk of further military escalation in the Middle East. The discussion will focus on the closure of the Strait of Hormuz, the conditions for its reopening and ongoing diplomatic contacts, amid sharp divisions among Council members.
The UN Security Council will examine the situation in the Gulf, threats to the safety of navigation and the risk of a new military escalation in an open meeting on Friday afternoon (13/11), at the request of Bahrain. The meeting is officially entitled "The situation in the Middle East". The members of the Council are expected to be briefed by the Secretary-General ... More www.ertnews.gr
The UN Security Council will discuss tomorrow the tension in the Gulf and the safety of navigation, focusing on Resolution 2817 which condemns the Iranian attacks and calls for an immediate cessation of threats in the maritime area.
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