Posts Tagged
nuclear nonproliferation

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  2019/03/09 - 18:49 • International, Op-ed

  Putin is preparing to fight and win a limited nuclear war against...

  Putin is preparing to fight and win a limited nuclear war, convinced that “the effete West will refuse to escalate” in response lest that lead to a nuclear Armageddon that will destroy both the Russian Federation and the West,...

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  2019/01/02 - 16:29 • Crimea, International, Russian Aggression

  Crimean Tatars see Budapest Memorandum as key to recovery of their homeland

  Mustafa Dzhemilev, the leader of the Crimean Tatars, says that the goal of his nation is “the establishment of a platform for the return of Crimea on the basis of the Budapest Memorandum,” the 1994 accord under which Russia and the...

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  2018/11/29 - 12:32 • International, More, Russian Aggression

  Moscow pushing Ukraine toward becoming a nuclear power again, Pastukhov says

  Despite Russian military actions, Ukraine has shown itself unprepared for total war, hoping against hope that the West will come to its rescue. But ever more open Russian aggression and ever greater recognition in Ukraine that the West...

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  2018/10/04 - 11:58 • Crimea, More, Russian Aggression

  ‘Undoubtedly Russia has put nuclear weapons in occupied Crimea,’ Felgenhauer says

  Pavel Felgenhauer, an independent Russian military analyst, says that even though Moscow will not confirm or deny the presence of nuclear weapons in occupied Crimea, there can be no doubt that the Russians have placed them there because of...

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  2017/12/05 - 20:44 • More

  Budapest memorandum: non-proliferation diplomacy twenty years later

  Almost immediately after signing the “Memorandum on Security Assurances in Connection with Ukraine’s Accession to the Treaty on the Non-Proliferation of Nuclear Weapons” (commonly referred to as the Budapest Memorandum) in Budapest,...

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  2016/12/06 - 03:49 • Featured, More

  Was Ukraine’s nuclear disarmament a blunder?

  By now, it is a well-known story: in the early 1990s, Ukraine surrendered the world’s third largest nuclear arsenal inherited from the collapsed Soviet Union in exchange for security assurances from nuclear weapons states, which Russia...

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  2016/10/26 - 07:44 • International, More

  Kremlin nuclear hysteria: To wage or not to wage nuclear war

  Kremlin nuclear hysteria is pervasive in Russia, touching nearly all aspects of Russian life. Nuclear war propaganda is everyday fare on Russian TV, with a multitude of programs on the topic of missile defense and nuclear technology....

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