Biden could return nuclear weapons to Ukraine: NYT !!

[TheCount]

Sevastopol was always there, the Ukrainians allowed it, under agreement, is how.

You're saying that no Russian forces entered Crimea? Amazing.

Anyway, what do you really think about this now, say, if you were Potus, what would you do?

I would invade Russia because they're cooking WMD in biolabs and because they have violated many agreements.

 

[Matt Collins]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pES2iZF7P_I

 

[Snowball]

I would invade Russia

 

[DamianTV]

Return? Choice of words from King Propaganda NYT implies nukes came FROM Ukraine. No. Biden is the one that WANTS TO START NUCLEAR WAR.

Look, World War 3 is now OFFICIAL. We are in it. Just pray it DOES NOT go NUCLEAR.

These insane mother fuckers will DESTROY THE WORLD before they willingly surrender CONTROL OF THE WHITE HOUSE.

 

[Voluntarist]

Crimea was part of Russia long before it was passed over jurisdicitonally to the Ukrainian SSR, and that only happened because Kruschev was Ukrainian. There were basically no Ukrainians living in Crimea, just Tatars and Russians.

Yeah, when I was born (in 1953) Crimea was a part of Russia (and reamined so until 1954). It had been so since 1783 (when it had been annexed by Tsarina Catherine the Great). But no, Khrushchev was not Ukrainian, he was born in Russia and remained Russian - though his family moved to "The Ukraine" when he was 15. He was pulled into the Ukrainian Communist Party as a non-voting member due to his expertise in mining, and later became a full-fledged member. So, it's safe to say that he had close ties with Ukrainian leaders, though he was never Ukrainian.

As to the "why" of ceding Crimea to "The Ukraine" - three reasons:
1) Officially it was to commemorate the 300th anniversary of Ukraine's union with Russia as a show of goodwill and a sign of unity and trust between the Ukrainian and Russian people.
2) The USSR had plans to turn Crimea into a profit center as a tourist destination. But one of the problems that Crimea has is insufficient water to sustain it's population - and Ukraine was more amenable in supporting the construction of the North Crimean Canal (from Ukraine into Crimea) if Crimea itself were in Ukrainian hands (at least on paper).
3) Khrushchev used it as a political chess piece to build support for becoming Premier of the USSR

 

[Voluntarist]

All were dismantled (although black-market suspiscions exist) -- according to the Non-Proliferation Treaty and Budapest Memorandum.

Nope. There were roughly 1,700 nuclear warheads in Ukraine, and all were transferred, intact, to Russia. This decision was part of the Budapest Memorandum, in which Ukraine received security assurances from Russia, the United States, and the United Kingdom in exchange for giving up its nuclear arsenal. In large part, that security assurance is why the situation now is what it is.

As for the black market - it's no small consideration. As the USSR fell apart, the Ukrainian Mafia was "negotiating" with former USSR military for conventional arms located in Ukraine, which were then being sold to terrorist groups in the Middle East and elsewhere.

 

[WarriorLiberty]

Nope. There were roughly 1,700 nuclear warheads in Ukraine, and all were transferred, intact, to Russia. This decision was part of the Budapest Memorandum, in which Ukraine received security assurances from Russia, the United States, and the United Kingdom in exchange for giving up its nuclear arsenal. In large part, that security assurance is why the situation now is what it is.

As for the black market - it's no small consideration. As the USSR fell apart, the Ukrainian Mafia was "negotiating" with former USSR military for conventional arms located in Ukraine, which were then being sold to terrorist groups in the Middle East and elsewhere.

Those 1,700 nuclear warheads that were in Ukraine to begin with were Russian Made.

This decision was part of the Budapest Memorandum, in which Ukraine received security assurances from

If i remember correctly the West/Europe also promised that Ukraine will never join NATO.
Yet Ukraine is being dragged into both NATO and EU.

Russia clearly didnt broke the Budapest Memorandum agreement if the US Hawks decided to go with a regime change plan for Ukraine.

 

[Matt Collins]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lc9zFamMLv4

 

[Snowball]

Nope. There were roughly 1,700 nuclear warheads in Ukraine, and all were transferred, intact, to Russia. This decision was part of the Budapest Memorandum, in which Ukraine received security assurances from Russia, the United States, and the United Kingdom in exchange for giving up its nuclear arsenal. In large part, that security assurance is why the situation now is what it is.

As for the black market - it's no small consideration. As the USSR fell apart, the Ukrainian Mafia was "negotiating" with former USSR military for conventional arms located in Ukraine, which were then being sold to terrorist groups in the Middle East and elsewhere.

I thought they were dismantled, either right away or not soon thereafter. It doesn't matter now, anyway.

The point is those were better days for us all.

 

[devil21]

........iykyk.......

 

[Pauls' Revere]

id turn a blind eye to new york times being sent to ukraine

LOL