Russia's Zimbabwe sanctions veto angers West
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unscrejects
Let's not forget the additional 13 years of UDI we were subjected to the first time the US used its UN veto - in support of Britain's objection to independence for Zimbabwe in 1967!
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rajakumar
Sanctions veto is good. Zimbabwe is now one of the last only nation in world, under sanctions.
Cuba and north korea are all, now able to trade more from trade sanctions coming off.
There may be better ways to improve zimbabwe than usual old usual boring sanctions method.
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Jyan_Bon
Yes, "PLUCK OUT THE VIOLENT DICTATOR"......
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reddragonguy
Why did Moscow has to listen with the west?
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