'I feel a personal stake' in the war in Ukraine, the former president said.
has said he feels a"personal stake" in Ukraine's war with Russia because of his role in persuading Kyiv to surrender nuclear weapons in the aftermath of the Cold War.
Ukraine retained a stockpile of nuclear weapons after the Soviet Union collapsed. In 1994, Ukraine gave up these nuclear weapons, although Kyiv did not have definitive control over Soviet nuclear weapons before signing up for non-proliferation. Kyiv did so"with guarantees of the U.S., the U.K., and the Russian Federation," Goncharenko added."Where are these guarantees? Now we are bombed and killed."
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