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- China’s U.N. ambassador Fu Cong said the U.S.–Bahrain resolution on Strait of Hormuz is ill-timed and unsuitable.
- He criticized the draft urging Iran to stop attacks and mining in the strait.
- Diplomats expect Russia and China to veto the measure, as they did with a resolution last month.
- President Donald Trump and Chinese leader Xi Jinping ended the summit agreeing the strait must stay open and rejecting militarization or tolls.
