President Robert Mugabe welcomed Iranian President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad with open arms last week upon his arrival in Zimbabwe. The two countries have engaged in a number of joint ventures towards advancing water management, agricultural and mining ventures, but what has the international community concerned is the uranium deal that will facilitate Iran’s quest for nuclear independence.
It has been learned that last month, Iran’s Minister of State and Presidential Affairs Didymus Multase visited Zimbabwe, a nation that is in need of oil. Behind closed doors, a deal was made by which Iran will supply oil, which it has in abundance, in exchange for exclusive uranium rights from Zimbabwe.
The deal represents a major victory for Ahmadinejad, who continues to defy the international community and sanctions, committed to becoming a nuclear power in the near future.
(Yechiel Spira – YWN Israel)
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6 Responses
Since Zimbabwe is landlocked, they’ll need some other countries to cooperate in shipping.
#1: Unless they fly the stuff out, which makes it an easier target for detection and disposal.
Don’t worry shazam and akuperma, “Nothing stands in the way of willpower”. There will find a way.
Obama do you read the news…?
Do you care…?
Go play golf Rasha vos du bist!
It’s a shame that the CIA has been emasculated.They could have solved the Mugabe problem with dispatch.
#5
The CIA has had 30 years to do something about Zimbabwe. it is not just them but the entire world who is to blame for the madman who rules there.