In the aftermath of the Cold War, Ukraine emerged as the third-largest nuclear power, inheriting approximately 5,000 Soviet nuclear arms and long-range missiles capable of carrying up to 10 warheads. Despite this formidable arsenal, Ukraine made the historic decision to voluntarily relinquish its nuclear weapons, a move that shaped its future and led to ongoing conflict with Russia. Facing challenges with operational control, economic strain, and geopolitical considerations, Ukraine chose to give up its nuclear stockpile, setting a precedent as the only country to do so.
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UK's Keir Starmer says Europe is at 'crossroads in history' as leaders agree to steps to ensure Ukraine's peace
British Prime Minister Keir Starmer urged European leaders to strengthen their borders and support Ukraine in ending Russia's war. He emphasized the need for each nation to contribute in their own way to support Ukraine, maintain economic pressure on Russia, ensure Ukraine's sovereignty, and continue arming Ukraine to deter future invasions. Starmer's call for unity comes after a public spat between U.S. President Trump and Ukrainian President Zelenskyy, highlighting the importance of international cooperation in...
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