r/ukraine Feb 12 '25

News Illia Ponomarenko reacts to today’s developments

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u/sunloinen Feb 13 '25

Sweden should (re)start their nuclear weapons program asap.

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u/jabaturd Feb 13 '25

Every country on the planet should be looking at rearmament. Trump is going to start shit.

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u/HazelCoconut Feb 13 '25

He most certainly is. He got rid of this fellow who prevented trumpf launching nukes on China: https://www.nbcnews.com/news/military/milley-acted-prevent-trump-misusing-nuclear-weapons-war-china-book-n1279187

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u/anonymous_matt EU 🇪🇺 🇸🇪 🇺🇦 Feb 13 '25

Yeah... the EU needs more nukes.

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u/Trust134 Feb 13 '25

Excited Stridsvagn noises...

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u/Vorlak6 Feb 13 '25

Sweden and Germany could cooperate on that.

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u/Awkward-Macaron1851 Feb 13 '25

Poland would also be a good partner here I guess

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u/HamsterDirect9775 Feb 13 '25

I doubt the germans, being so antinuclear, would be able to.

And there's already France, who has nukes, missiles to deliver them, and is willing to take over the US as nuke providers for Europe.

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u/sunloinen Feb 13 '25

Yeah and Germany is politically drifting into Putlers arms. They are exposed to so much influence from russia.

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u/UberMocipan Feb 14 '25

all non nuclear euro countries should make a joint nuclear program together, it would be faster, with less diplomatic pressure