China will lead the UN Security Council meetings amid escalating conflicts and instability in the Middle East, including the US-Israeli war with Iran and the Gaza conflict, urging dialogue and diplomacy for resolution. China aims to strengthen unity among member states and contribute to global peace and security. This reflects China's concerns regarding the impact of the US-Iran conflict on global energy markets and supply chains.
The article covers Iran's rejection of Trump's false claims about its nuclear program and Russia's warning about a plot to arm Ukraine with nuclear weapons. The US prefers a diplomatic solution while increasing its military buildup, while Israel has issued a severe warning to Lebanon. The UN Security Council condemned the RSF attacks in Sudan and called for an end to the war.
Kuwait categorically rejected any Iranian measures aimed at closing the Strait of Hormuz, emphasizing that international straits are vital arteries of trade. The country called for coordinated international action to restore maritime security and uphold international law, urging Iran to comply fully with relevant Security Council resolutions. Kuwait stressed the importance of protecting the Strait of Hormuz and defending the principle that law prevails over force.