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Polish general warns that Zelensky has nuclear weapon
Apparently it's no longer just about tanks and fighter jets for Ukraine: According to Polish General Waldemar Skrzyptzak (67), the government in Kiev is said to have nuclear weapons once again. Other experts believe that even if they do not have such a weapon now, they'll have one soon.
Published: February 8, 2023, 2:59 pm
In an interview, one of Poland’s best-known military officers gave an analysis of where Europe might be headed in the war in Ukraine: General Waldemar Skrzyptzak said in an interview with radio station Wnet that President Zelensky’s government probably already has nuclear weapons.
This was not absurd, explained the general: “Ukraine has officially had no nuclear weapons since the early 1990s, when it agreed to hand them over to Russia under international agreements. Now the reality could be very different.”
The General concluded: “I do not rule out that Ukraine has nuclear weapons, because Ukrainians have nuclear power plants, scientists, laboratories and know-how. So you have everything to own such a weapon. In fact, as of today, no one will forbid Ukrainians from doing it.”
General’s statements a warning for Moscow?
However, the Polish media have also interviewed military experts who deny that Ukraine already has nuclear weapons. They believe that this is currently unlikely since the possession of nuclear weapons cannot be kept secret for long. However, it cannot be ruled out that Ukraine would be able to acquire such weapons in the near future.
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