Turkey has pledged to press ahead with plans to impose sanctions against the Syrian government for its deadly crackdown on protests, a day after China and Russia vetoed a draft UN resolution condemning the violence.<br /><br />Recep Tayyip Erdogan, the Turkish prime minister, said on Wednesday that his country and other nations would not be deterred by Tuesday's veto.<br /><br />"Turkey and either some or all of the European Union nations, and who knows which others, will take steps,'' the state-run Anatolia news agency quoted Erdogan as saying.<br /><br />Zein Basravi reports.
