President Zimbabwe said that they are trying to remove his food from power from power

Zimbabwe President Robert Mugaba accused international humanitarian organizations of using food assistance to the Zimbabwe population as a tool for removing him from power. Speaking at the rally, he said that for this reason the work of these organizations in the country is suspended and their activities are being investigated, ITAR-TASS reports citing the local press.

According to Mugaba, the African National Union of Zimbabwe, the Patriotic Front (Zanu -PF) opposed the ruling party, opposed the ruling party during the general elections on March 29, where the party lost most places in parliament. Voting on the presidential election did not reveal the winner between Mugab and the leader of the opposition movement for democratic changes (MDC) by Morgan Tswangirai. The second round of presidential elections is scheduled for June 27.

International organizations refute allegations of interfering with Zimbabwe's political cases, stating that the authorities to suspend the implementation of their assistance programs doom millions of Zimbabvians to hunger.

According to the opposition and human rights organizations, Zanu-PF unleashed a terror campaign against MDC, which has already led to the death of 66 party activists from the moment of the universal elections in March. The authorities, in turn, have guilty of cases of violence in the country on their opponents.

In order to resolve the political and humanitarian crises before the second round of the Presidential elections in Zimbabwe on Monday, the assistant general of the UN Secretary General for the political issues of Khale Menkerios arrived.