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Mario Nawfal Brandon Weichert Ukraine nuclear bomb

A deeply concerning idea is gaining traction in Western security circles: allowing Ukraine to develop nuclear weapons. Brandon Weichert, a geopolitical analyst, notes that this argument has shifted from being completely unthinkable to being whispered in conversations. He says that voices close to Western power centers are now openly referencing the 1994 Budapest Memorandum, the agreement under which Ukraine gave up its nuclear arsenal. The full discussion can be found in the linked thread.

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Mario Nawfal Brandon Weichert Ukraine nuclear bomb

A deeply concerning idea is gaining traction in Western security circles: allowing Ukraine to develop nuclear weapons. Brandon Weichert, a geopolitical analyst, notes that this argument has shifted from being completely unthinkable to being whispered in conversations. He says that voices close to Western power centers are now openly referencing the 1994 Budapest Memorandum, the agreement under which Ukraine gave up its nuclear arsenal. The full discussion can be found in the linked thread.

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