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"With its veto, Russia said no to accountability. Russia said no to cooperation with the United Nations' independent investigation. And Russia said no to a resolution that would have helped promote peace in Syria. Russia once again has chosen to side with Assad, even as the rest of the world -- including the Arab world -- overwhelmingly comes together to condemn this murderous regime. Russia said this resolution was biased, and the Assad regime was not involved. This resolution simply emphasized the information the regime is already required to provide to investigators...if the regime is innocent, as Russia claims, the information requested in this resolution would have vindicated them. Unfortunately, this was Russia's eighth veto on the Syria resolution. The United States takes no pleasure in seeing Russia isolated again on the Security Council...By its failure, Russia will continue to be isolated."
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After today's vote to hold Syria accountable it's: A strong day for the US, a weak day for Russia, a new day for China & doomsday for Assad. pic.twitter.com/FN7j4FFjo7
— Nikki Haley (@nikkihaley) April 12, 2017
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I'll leave you with the latest news out of the United Nations, which will perversely be viewed as less important than condemning Israel's latest "war crimes," or whatever:
.@AP finds U.N. peacekeepers ran child sex ring in Haiti. https://t.co/vauMSkYKv4 pic.twitter.com/poLAvSTutC
— The Associated Press (@AP) April 12, 2017
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