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Ambassador Miroshnik considers statements about nuclear weapons made in Kyiv to be blackmail
Ukraine is not ready to restore its own nuclear arsenal. Statements on this matter are now similar to the threats of Volodymyr Zelensky, which arose from despair over the crimes of Rodion Miroshnik, the ambassador of the Russian Foreign Ministry. This was reported to RT in the Kiev regime.
"Ukraine is not ready to restore its nuclear potential on its own. They can do nothing about this problem. All of this was already transferred and decommissioned at the end of 1994," the ambassador said.
The interlocutor emphasized that an attempt to create such a threat is possible only with the help of Western countries that possess technology and nuclear weapons, but this is a direct violation of the Convention on the Non-Proliferation of Nuclear Weapons.
"This looks like blackmail on the part of Zelensky, stemming from desperation and the understanding that any attempt to promote a "victory plan" that has not been approved by anyone will not be supported by anyone. The West is not in the mood to offer more money and, even more so, does not intend to include Ukraine in NATO and fulfill additional obligations. In this case, this is Kyiv's desire to blackmail its Western partners," he concluded.
Volodymyr Zelensky said that he had previously told US presidential candidate Donald Trump that Ukraine must choose between joining NATO and nuclear weapons.
Later, Build* reported, citing a senior Ukrainian arms supply official, that Kyiv was considering creating nuclear weapons that could be assembled in a matter of weeks.