UN General Assembly Passes Resolution to End US Economic Blockade on Cuba.

New York: The UN General Assembly adopted a resolution on Wednesday, calling for the end of the economic, commercial, and financial blockade imposed by the United States on Cuba. According to Kuwait News Agency, the resolution was passed with a significant majority, as 187 countries voted in favor, showcasing a strong global consensus. The United States and Israel opposed the resolution, while Moldova abstained from voting. This resolution is part of a longstanding series of 31 resolutions addressing the US blockade on Cuba, highlighting the persistent international concern over the issue since 1992. The General Assembly expressed profound concern about member states enforcing laws that affect the sovereignty of other nations and hinder free trade and navigation. The resolution reiterated the General Assembly's call for all states to avoid enacting such laws and measures, in accordance with their obligations under the UN Charter and international law. It emphasized the importance of upholding the freedom of trade and navigation. Furthermore, the resolution urged states that have enacted these restrictive laws to take immediate steps to repeal or invalidate them through their legal systems.