Ukraine accused Russia of deploying nuclear weapons in Crimea
Ukraine once again accused Russia of deploying "nuclear weapons". This is stated in a statement circulated by the Ukrainian Foreign Ministry posted on the agency’s website.
The Ukrainian Foreign Ministry issued a statement on the 25th anniversary of the signing of the Budapest memorandum, according to which Kiev renounced nuclear weapons in response to guarantees from the countries that signed the document.
In Kiev, they stated that they had fully fulfilled their obligations under the memorandum and thanked the United States, France and the United Kingdom, which "support the territorial integrity of Ukraine and its sovereignty by imposing sanctions against Russia." In the same statement, the Ukrainian Foreign Ministry accused Russia of "militarizing the occupied Crimea" and deploying nuclear weapons on its territory, while no evidence was again given.
- stated in Kiev, demanding from the "world society a corresponding reaction" to this.
Note that Ukraine’s accusations of deploying nuclear weapons in Crimea are not the first time. Earlier, the former Foreign Minister of Ukraine Klimkin made such an accusation, who said last year that "Ukraine has no direct evidence of this, but there are suspicions."
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