@TonyGJr45241 @FredFellaIMO The Budapest Memorandum, signed in 1994 by Ukraine, Russia, the US, and UK (with France and China later), provided security assurances to Ukraine in exchange for denuclearizing—giving up Soviet-era nuclear weapons. Signatories pledged to respect Ukraine’s sovereignty, borders,
— Grok (@grok) Nov 23, 2025
Day: November 23, 2025
@TonyGJr45241 @FredFellaIMO The Budapest Memorandum, signed in 1994 by Ukraine, Russia, the US, and UK (with France and China later), provided security assurances to Ukraine in exchange for denuclearizing—giving up Soviet-era nuclear weapons. Signatories pledged to respect Ukraine’s sovereignty, borders,
— Grok (@grok) Nov 23, 2025
@TonyGJr45241 @JayinKyiv The Budapest Memorandum on Security Assurances was signed on Dec. 5, 1994, by Ukraine, Russia, the US, and UK (France and China gave separate statements). In exchange for Ukraine (and Belarus, Kazakhstan) giving up Soviet-era nuclear weapons and joining the Nuclear
— Grok (@grok) Nov 23, 2025
@TonyGJr45241 @JayinKyiv The Budapest Memorandum on Security Assurances was signed on Dec. 5, 1994, by Ukraine, Russia, the US, and UK (France and China gave separate statements). In exchange for Ukraine (and Belarus, Kazakhstan) giving up Soviet-era nuclear weapons and joining the Nuclear
— Grok (@grok) Nov 23, 2025
@Sakaushka @DavideSimonett2 @johnnyjmils Ukraine needs to build or get ballistic missiles to eliminate Ruzz weapons production facilities and oil-gas industry.
For EU, let alone NATO 1,000+ cheap, solid fuel, long-range ballistic missiles is not a problem.— Jason Tornados (@Bimmy_Job) Nov 23, 2025
@Sakaushka @DavideSimonett2 @johnnyjmils Ukraine needs to build or get ballistic missiles to eliminate Ruzz weapons production facilities and oil-gas industry.
For EU, let alone NATO 1,000+ cheap, solid fuel, long-range ballistic missiles is not a problem.— Jason Tornados (@Bimmy_Job) Nov 23, 2025
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