Bahrain circulated a new draft resolution at the United Nations Security Council on Monday, focusing on the reopening of the Strait of Hormuz. This latest version omits previous mentions of potential military force, instead urging nations to coordinate defensive efforts to secure navigation through the vital waterway. The resolution is scheduled for a vote at 11 a.m. New York time on Tuesday, coinciding with a deadline set by President Donald Trump for Iran to reopen the strait. Trump has threatened to order airstrikes on Iranian civilian infrastructure if compliance is not met. The draft aims to garner broader support, particularly avoiding vetoes from Russia and China, which have expressed concerns over earlier language that could imply military authorization. If passed, the resolution could empower other countries to lead efforts in reopening the strait, potentially involving measures such as escorting vessels and deterring interference with maritime traffic.