Historically of course Ukraine was part of the USSR and had...

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    Historically of course Ukraine was part of the USSR and had about a third of their nukes .
    Problems with keeping - they didn't have a nuclear weapons programme so once the active elements passed there effective life couldn't esily be replaced .
    Other costs and practical problems .

    My belief is the more countries that have nukes , the more chance some idiot does something stupid which effects us all .
    Putin is a case in point .
    Incredibly irresponsible to threaten .
    During the Cuban missile crisis one sub comander had a nuke torpedo loaded and both sets of numbers keyed and intended to use on a mistaken belief he was under attack - was only talked down with some difficulty by another officer .

    These modern ICBM'S have multiple warheads and can hit many targets simultaneously .
    Would be reciprocated while in the air if aimed at any of the big 3 nuclear powers .
 
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