The vote was 15-0.
The U.S.-drafted resolution allows nations to stop cargo going to and from North Korea to check for weapons of mass destruction or related supplies. But the measure specifically excludes military force.
It requires all countries to prevent the sale or transfer of materials related to Pyongyang's unconventional weapons programs. And the resolution demands nations freezes funds overseas of people or businesses connected with North Korea's nuclear and ballistic missile programs.
How does one stop a ship at sea without the threat, at least, of military force. Do you say "stop" and if that doesn't work escalate to "Pretty Please Stop."