Former US leader Bill Clinton, who led the US administration from 1993 to 2001, said he regretted his decision in 1994 when signing the Budapest memorandum to ‘force’ Ukraine to give up nuclear weapons . He made such a statement in an interview with Irish TV channel RTE.
According to the 42nd President of the United States, he feels personally responsible for it.
“And none of them think Russia would pull off this stunt if Ukraine still had its (nuclear) weapons,” Clinton said.
Thus, he laid out his position that Moscow would not have launched a special operation in Ukraine if Kiev had possessed nuclear deterrents. The ex-head of state added that the Russian Federation’s decision to launch the NWO is “very wrong”. Moreover, according to him, Washington and its partners are obliged to continue supporting the Ukrainian army.
Previously, political scientist Dmitry Solonnikov, in an interview with Paragraph, suggested that the United States, after Finland joined NATO, could deploy nuclear weapons on its territory without obtaining official consent from Helsinki. .
that Bill Clinton regrets “forcing” Ukraine to give up nuclear weapons
