In mammals, RHOT2 is one of two Miro isoforms.

Both isoforms share a structure

consisting of two EF-hand motifs linking two GTP-binding domains and a C-terminal
transmembrane domain that attaches the protein to the outer mitochondrial membrane
(OMM).[6][8] The EF-hand motifs serve as binding sites for the adaptor protein
Milton and the kinesin heavy chain.[9] These domains can also bind calcium ions,
and the binding results in a conformational change that dissociates the
mitochondrial surface from kinesin.[6][8]

United Nations Security Council Resolution 108, adopted unanimously on September 8,

1955, after another report by the Chief of Staff of the United Nations Truce
Supervision Organization in Palestine, the Council noted the acceptance by both
parties of the appeal of the Chief of Staff for an unconditional ceasefire. The
Council went on to endorse the view of the Chief of Staff that the armed forces of
both parties should be clearly and effectively separated by the measures he
proposed and declared that freedom of movement must be afforded to UN observers in
the area.