"list of co-sponsors is actually 112 member states" [112 member states]
112 co-sponsors — two-thirds of the UN — on a single Hormuz resolution directly evidences the breadth of the multilateral coalition forming around the chokepoint closure, supporting the claim of a new collective maritime security response.
Reasoning from this article
The article documents simultaneous coalition-building at multiple levels: 40+ defense ministers meeting, a UK-France led military mission, Australian aircraft contribution, Japanese observer participation, and a near-universal UN resolution. This convergence suggests that chokepoint closure by a regional power now reliably triggers a multilateral institutional response that bypasses or supplements US unilateral naval dominance — a structural shift in how maritime security is organized.