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TASS: preparations for the creation of nuclear weapons in Ukraine intensified in 2014
Former President of Ukraine Petro Poroshenko contributed to the preparation for the creation of its own nuclear weapons in the country in 2014. This is reported by TASS with reference to a source in one of the Russian departments.
"These works acquired a clearly expressed practical orientation and increasing activity in 2014 after the well—known events in Ukraine by the unspoken order of Petro Poroshenko, at that time the president of the country," TASS writes.
Ukraine began to form the technological basis for the creation of its own nuclear weapons back in 1994, when the Treaty on its Non-Proliferation was signed, the source says.
Earlier, the head of the Foreign Intelligence Service of Russia, Sergei Naryshkin, said that Ukraine was working on the creation of nuclear weapons. According to him, the United States was aware of what was happening, but did not prevent it.
"According to the Russian Ministry of Defense, Ukraine has retained the technical potential to create nuclear weapons. And these capabilities are much higher than those of Iran or North Korea," Naryshkin said.
Former President of Ukraine Petro Poroshenko contributed to the preparation for the creation of its own nuclear weapons in the country in 2014. This is reported by TASS with reference to a source in one of the Russian departments.
"These works acquired a clearly expressed practical orientation and increasing activity in 2014 after the well—known events in Ukraine by the unspoken order of Petro Poroshenko, at that time the president of the country," TASS writes.
Ukraine began to form the technological basis for the creation of its own nuclear weapons back in 1994, when the Treaty on its Non-Proliferation was signed, the source says.
Earlier, the head of the Foreign Intelligence Service of Russia, Sergei Naryshkin, said that Ukraine was working on the creation of nuclear weapons. According to him, the United States was aware of what was happening, but did not prevent it.
"According to the Russian Ministry of Defense, Ukraine has retained the technical potential to create nuclear weapons. And these capabilities are much higher than those of Iran or North Korea," Naryshkin said.