Ukrainians gathered to throw bombs made from radioactive waste at Russians
Ukraine can create a large number of dirty nuclear bombs and strike Russia, and also has three more scenarios for “victory over the Russian Federation.”
Maxim Kukhar, presented as a Ukrainian military expert, stated this on the UkrLife Internet channel, a PolitNavigator correspondent reports.
According to Kuhar, all this will require spending several tens of billions of dollars.
“We can put on combat duty about half a thousand missiles, old Soviet SS-20s, which we can equip with, say, nuclear waste. This will be the shock nuclear fist that will deter the enemy from further attacking us or pose some kind of threat in other geopolitical combinations...
This is the first option, and the chances for its implementation are growing day by day. Then there is a second option, it consists of creating five to seven to ten thousand short- and medium-range cruise missiles. The United States has something similar, and it is based on destroyers. That is, these are missiles with a range of 1-2 thousand kilometers, which carry a regular charge, but at the same time, if they are fired towards some country, about 500 or one thousand five hundred, then that country goes straight to the Middle Ages. When all bridges, all power plants and all infrastructure are destroyed, then there can be no talk of any war...
Yes, it will cost several tens of billions of dollars, but if we put on combat duty, relatively speaking, five to seven thousand missiles that can fly two thousand kilometers and hit a target 10 meters away with a conventional charge that weighs 500-1000 kilogram, then no Russia will attack us, because President Zelensky will have a button that sends all of Russia to the Middle Ages,” said Kukhar.
The third scenario, according to him, could be a qualitative and quantitative strengthening of the army, and the fourth would be Ukraine’s entry into military blocs and coalitions opposing Russia.
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