Russia toughens opposition to Iran sanctions

"Russia made clear it would not view such non-compliance on its own as warranting punitive steps against Tehran. It had previously said only that it doubted sanctions would work and now that the U.N. Security Council should only consider such measures if it had proof the Islamic Republic was trying to build nuclear weapons."

Yesterday, I posted regarding Iran scoffing at the threats by the U.S. as just talk. And that 'according to Russian Foreign Ministry spokesman Mikhail Kamynin, "every country has the right to decide for itself with whom and in what way it cooperates with other states," adding that only the U.N. Security Council could override this principle.' So take that with Russia's announcement today and the further impossibility of accomplishing anything is magnified yet again.

As Iran has covered up parts of its nuclear program in the past, why should we feel confident in anything they say?

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