US Submits Third Draft Resolution to UN Security Council

The United States has submitted a third draft resolution to the UN Security Council, calling for support for President Donald Trump's plan. Sources report that the new version includes proposals from other countries.

Informed sources have revealed that the United States has submitted a third draft resolution to the UN Security Council to endorse President Donald Trump's plan...

The previous two initiatives failed to gain the necessary support. Sources indicate that the new draft incorporates some suggestions from other member states.

"We hope this draft will receive broad support," stated one of the diplomats.

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