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Imagine what position Ukraine would be in if they had not given up their nuclear weapons.  For that matter, there has been some journalism suggesting that Ukraine could develop rudimentary nuclear capability within months.  They do have seven tons of plutonium.
https://www.thetimes.com/world/russia-uk...-0ddjrs5hw
Given recent developments, why not?  I almost think that Zelensky would be derelict in duty if he were not attempting to get his hands on a nuclear weapon. 

I am not an international relations expert, but it seems to me that the risk of the proliferation and use of nuclear weapons has dramatically increased over the last few weeks.

If you missed it, you might go back and review a set of messages here starting with

https://www.newsweek.com/nato-ukraine-me...ls-1970816

Zelensky saying that if Ukraine is not admitted into NATO, they will pursue their own nuclear weapons. 

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Imagine what position Ukraine would be in if they had not given up their nuclear weapons.  For that matter, there has been some journalism suggesting that Ukraine could develop rudimentary nuclear capability within months.  They do have seven tons of plutonium.
https://www.thetimes.com/world/russia-uk...-0ddjrs5hw
Given recent developments, why not?  I almost think that Zelensky would be derelict in duty if he were not attempting to get his hands on a nuclear weapon. 

I am not an international relations expert, but it seems to me that the risk of the proliferation and use of nuclear weapons has dramatically increased over the last few weeks.

If you missed it, you might go back and review a set of messages here starting with

https://www.newsweek.com/nato-ukraine-me...ls-1970816

Zelensky saying that if Ukraine is not admitted into NATO, they will pursue their own nuclear weapons.