
Ukraine's Nuclear Past Haunts in Missile Museum
Multiple news sources highlight the Museum of Strategic Missile Forces in Ukraine, a former Soviet missile launch site, which now serves as a stark reminder of the country's decision to dismantle its nuclear arsenal in 1991 with security assurances that ultimately failed to prevent Russia's invasion, leading many Ukrainians to believe it was a grave error. The museum chronicles the Cold War and Ukraine's disarmament, fueling feelings of regret and betrayal among visitors who believe nuclear weapons could have deterred Russian aggression.
















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