What’s wrong with these Ruskies. They pumped Yugoslavia’s butcher Melosovich to the war with West. When the war came to the doors of Melosvich, these Ruskies abandoned their “Slav brother” and let Yugoslavia bombed back to stone age.
Now these Ruskies are at it again. They are pumping Iran to go for West’s throat. Poor B@$stards know very well, Iran could not take on the West’s power. Soon we will see an unfortunate sight of bombed out Iran while Ruskies chugging vodka back in Moscow.
Iranian Mullahs are to blame as well. These village idiots want to take on the West for petty reason. Are these MAToos planning to feed this enriched Uranium to thousands of unemployed youth of Iran?
Look at Pakistan and Bharat! They exploded nukes and still dependent on the handouts from the West.
O MAToos! Be careful. Iran has beautiful people and places. Do not treat the West like just another Saddam. Back off O mullahs, otherwise a lot of innocent Iranis will get hurt. I hope and pray that people of Tehran and Isfahan won’t see another series of death and destruction. Ameen.
BBC NEWS
Russia resists UN threat to Iran
Russia and China have openly opposed Western efforts to take Iran to the UN Security Council over Tehran’s controversial nuclear activities.
The US and EU have been pressing for Iran to be referred to the Security Council, which can impose sanctions.
But Moscow and Beijing may block the plan, with Russia saying the current situation was “not irreversible”.
Iran has threatened to bar snap inspections of its nuclear sites if it is referred to the Security Council.
Iran’s chief nuclear negotiator Ali Larijani also said Tehran would also consider pulling out of the nuclear Non-Proliferation Treaty (NPT) and resume uranium enrichment if the “language of force” continues.
Unresolved issues
Iran resumed its sensitive uranium conversion work in August, after talks to persuade it to give up its nuclear ambitions failed.
The International Atomic Energy Association is discussing Tehran’s move, which Iran insists is for peaceful purposes.
However, the US and the EU fear Iran’s nuclear activities could be a cover for work on making nuclear arms.
France, Britain and Germany, negotiating on behalf of the EU, have circulated a rough draft of a resolution to members of the IAEA board of governors.
The draft, according to a copy obtained by the Reuters news agency, would refer Iran to the Security Council for “failures and breaches of its obligations to comply” with the NPT.
Last week, Russian President Vladimir Putin said he agreed that Iran should not become a nuclear power.
But the country, which has the power of veto on the Security Council, has been calling for more diplomacy.
The latest Russian statement is likely to disappoint the Europeans and the Americans who are pushing hard for the referral, says the BBC’s Bethany Bell at the IAEA headquarters in Vienna.
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Published: 2005/09/21 00:06:56 GMT