Gharibabadi: Any Resolution on Strait of Hormuz Without Addressing 'Aggression' is Doomed to Failure

Kazem Gharibabadi, Iran’s Deputy Foreign Minister, criticized the US and its allies for attempting to draft a UN Security Council resolution regarding the Strait of Hormuz, arguing it would be a distortion of the issue by ignoring the consequences of military aggression and illegal blockades. He asserted that the core issue is not merely the passage of ships but rather the rewriting of the effects of their own actions. Gharibabadi warned that any resolution without referencing aggression and Iran’s legitimate defense interests would be flawed and doomed to failure.