Working Paper # 02 2024 – LabGRIMA UFPEL
Reflections on Two Years of Russia-Ukraine Conflict
“With the dissolution of the USSR in 1991, some 3,000 Soviet nuclear weapons were left behind on Ukrainian territory, making Ukraine the third largest nuclear power on the planet.
For a significant number of Ukrainian politicians and strategists, the way forward was to keep at least part of this arsenal in Ukraine to deter the expansionist ambitions of the heirs to the Russian empire once the crisis was over.”(…)
⏹ Antonio Celso Ribeiro Brasiliano, PhD in International Security from Cambridge International University, President of Brasiliano INTERISK.
⏺ Décio Luís Schons, Army General (Retired), Vice President of Brasiliano INTERISK.
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