Iran’s nuclear dispute is moving closer to the UN Security Council as tensions around the Strait of Hormuz add urgency to international diplomacy. The development could increase pressure on Tehran and deepen disagreements among major powers over sanctions, inspections, and the future of its nuclear activities. Officials are expected to pursue negotiations while warning against actions that could further destabilize regional shipping. The standoff comes as governments seek to prevent miscalculation, preserve maritime security, and keep diplomatic channels open while regional uncertainty continues.
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