Multiple outlets report that a US-proposed resolution concerning Iran at the United Nations Security Council is likely to encounter veto threats. The Economic Times and India Today both say China and Russia are expected to oppose the draft, raising the prospect that it could be blocked during a vote. The reports frame the situation as part of ongoing differences among permanent members of the Security Council over how to address Iran’s actions and related international concerns. They do not provide a full list of the resolution’s specific provisions, but agree on the central point that the US initiative faces significant resistance from China and Russia. With the Security Council’s five permanent members holding veto power, opposition from either country would prevent the resolution from being adopted, regardless of support from other members. The coverage indicates that the US attempt to advance the text toward a vote will likely be constrained by established geopolitical disagreements within the Council. The final outcome depends on whether the resolution reaches a vote and whether vetoes are formally cast.