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centerREPORTUN resolution on Hormuz gains backing from 112 countries
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A draft resolution focused on protecting navigation through the Strait of Hormuz has gained the support of 112 member states at the United Nations, according to diplomatic sources, representing nearly two-thirds of the organisation’s 193 countries. Supporters reportedly include India, Japan, South Korea, Kazakhstan, Kenya, Senegal, Argentina, most European countries and Gulf states.
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