Want something to be scared out of your wits about today?
If you want something to be scared out of your wits about today, look no further than this:
Calls in Kiev to regain nuclear status in six months.
Unable to resolve tensions with the largely pro-Russian autonomous region of Crimea, Kiev is bombarding Moscow with accusations and warnings. Some politicians have even threatened to restock Ukraines nuclear arsenal.
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Throughout Friday, Russian diplomats and the military had to refute media speculation and explain that the armed people at the Crimean airports in Simferopol and Sevastopol werent Russian troops. There are no troops whatsoever. No Russian troops, at least
Some civilians claiming to be representing groups of self-defense of Crimea arrived at Simferopol airport overnight, but they retreated and nothing happened, Russian ambassador to the EU, Vladimir Chizhov, told Euronews.
The Russian Black Sea fleet has been stationed in Sevastopol since the 18th century. Following the collapse of the Soviet Union it remained there, according to an agreement between Russia and Ukraine. Any movements of the Russian military within Crimea are in line with the existing arrangements with Ukraine on the deployment of military assets in the former Soviet republic, Russias UN ambassador Vitaly Churkin said.
We have an arrangement with Ukraine about the stationing of the Russian Black Sea fleet in Sevastopol and we are acting within the framework of that agreement, Churkin told reporters.
The ultra-right Svoboda (Liberty) party has remained unconvinced, with one of its representatives in the Ukrainian parliament warning that if Russia doesnt tread carefully it will be dealing with a nuclear power. "Well regain our status as a nuclear power and thatll change the conversation. Ukraine has all the technological means needed to create a nuclear arsenal which would take us about three to six months, Svoboda party MP Mikhail Golovko said.
Fascists (I don't know anyone who disputes the Svoboda party are exactly that) are going to get the atomic bomb? All I can say is: Be sure you enjoy the next six months to the full extent of your abilities.
Read more at:
http://rt.com/news/ukraine-nuclear-arsenal-threat-314/