Ukraine seeks help from Pakistan to develop nuclear weapons
Federation Council Defense Committee member Igor Morozov claimed that Ukrainian experts had traveled to Pakistan and met with a delegation to discuss nuclear weapons technology, Russia’s state-owned news agency RIA Novosti reported.
A Russian senator has alleged that Ukraine and Pakistan recently discussed technologies to develop nuclear weapons. The latest claim comes after Russia’s own rhetoric about Kyiv’s alleged preparation to use radioactive “dirty bombs”.
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Russian MP on “Nuclear Provocation in Ukraine: Who Needs It?” He made this remark during a press conference called. As part of the special project “Ukrainian Dossier”.
Morozov argued that Ukraine’s ability to create a “dirty bomb” is not a secret to anyone. However, he argues that the lack of funding is the fundamental issue. “The danger is real,” Morozov said, referring to Ukraine’s potential to use “dirty bombs” as a provocation.
The legislator stated that the Tochka-U battleship could be employed with a low-power nuclear charge. He also highlighted that without the approval of Congress, the President of the United States is permitted to use low-yield nuclear bombs anywhere in the world.
Additionally, he did not completely exclude the possibility that Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky discussed nuclear weapons with his British and American allies.
But the Russian politician did not provide any solid evidence to support his claims. Islamabad was previously found sending arms and ammunition to Kyiv in the Russo-Ukraine conflict.
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As per reports, M/s DMI Associates, an arms dealer based in Islamabad, is in touch with M/s Defense Industry Group, a company based in Bulgaria, to make it easier for the Ukrainian government to get manufactured defense supplies.
In a similar development, it was learned that the Ukrainian company M/s Formag based in Kyiv had approached M/s Blueline Cargo Pvt Ltd in Pakistan for supply of gloves for the Ukrainian Army.
According to Geo-Politic, the 122 mm high-explosive fragmentation artillery shells used by the Armed Forces of Ukraine (AFU) are manufactured in Punjab, Pakistan.
Recently, there have been several conflicting messages in Russian rhetoric regarding the use of nuclear weapons. Russian Defense Minister Sergei Shoigu has called his Western counterparts to allege that Ukraine is getting ready to plant radioactive “dirty bombs”.
However, President Vladimir Putin said after a tactical nuclear exercise on 27 October that his military was not planning a nuclear attack on Ukraine. Furthermore, the rhetoric surrounding “dirty bombs” is an established tactic.
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In Syria, Russia alleged that rebel groups were responsible for such attacks, even though they lacked expertise in chemical weapons.
The three nuclear-armed states at the UNSC, the US, France and Britain, said Russia’s allegations were “transparently false” in a joint statement. They believe that Russia can conduct a “false flag” strike using a dirty bomb to justify using nuclear weapons, while it is damaging in eastern and southern Ukraine.
With repeated nuclear saber rattles, Russia can hope to discourage the West from engaging directly in the conflict. Nevertheless, it is unlikely that Ukraine would use “dirty bombs”.
A “dirty bomb” is a conventional bomb that disperses radioactive, biological, or chemical material during an explosion. The term is often used interchangeably with a radiological dispersal device (RDD), a weapon that uses radioactive elements.
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Ukraine seeks help from Pakistan to develop nuclear weapons
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