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6/18/2025, 6:16:37 AM
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They have that thing called "Hormuz strait". Which allowed for them to have some leverage, by bombing oil tankers with conventional artillery. Previously they did not needed nukes as much.
HOWEVER, when Russia invaded Ukraine, it showed that nukes have very, very strong anti-invasion deterrence. And by not having those, risks increases.
Diplomatic agreements are just... well, limited. As it has been seen with Budapest Memorandum, when Ukraine gave up their nukes to Russia, under USA pressure in nineties, in exchange for security guarantees. Government in USA changed, security guarantees were not signed. And few decades later, invasion came.
They have that thing called "Hormuz strait". Which allowed for them to have some leverage, by bombing oil tankers with conventional artillery. Previously they did not needed nukes as much.
HOWEVER, when Russia invaded Ukraine, it showed that nukes have very, very strong anti-invasion deterrence. And by not having those, risks increases.
Diplomatic agreements are just... well, limited. As it has been seen with Budapest Memorandum, when Ukraine gave up their nukes to Russia, under USA pressure in nineties, in exchange for security guarantees. Government in USA changed, security guarantees were not signed. And few decades later, invasion came.
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