Row 40199

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>Tbf the Ukrainian government, [never actually “owned” nuclear weapons.](https://www.icanw.org/did_ukraine_give_up_nuclear_weapons) They were just in possession of the old Soviet ones. All the command and control was still in Russian hands. > >u/3232330 Ukraine had the capability to produce ICBMs and guidance systems. They could have eventually developed ways to bypass Russian control or simply replace it with their own. They weren't just holding onto old Russian made nukes that were placed in Ukraine. Ukraine was helping to make them for the USSR before its collapse.

>Ukraine inherited significant Intercontinental ballistic missile (ICBM) design and production capabilities from the Soviet Union. These included the Pivdenne (formerly Yuzhnoye) Design Bureau, responsible for the design of the SS-18 and the SS-24 ICBMs, and the Pivdenmash (formerly Yuzhmash) Machine-Building Plant, which was the primary producer of liquid-fueled ICBMs such as the SS-18. Other former Soviet missile industrial complex facilities in Ukraine include the Pavlohrad Chemical and Mechanical Plants, which were also involved in ICBM manufacture, and the Khartron Production Association, which produced guidance systems. > >src: https://www.nti.org/analysis/articles/ukraine-overview/

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text >Tbf the Ukrainian government, [never actually “owned” nuclear weapons.](https://www.icanw.org/did_ukraine_give_up_nuclear_weapons) They were just in possession of the old Soviet ones. All the command and control was still in Russian hands. > >u/3232330 Ukraine had the capability to produce ICBMs and guidance systems. They could have eventually developed ways to bypass Russian control or simply replace it with their own. They weren't just holding onto old Russian made nukes that we…
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