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This already happened once when the USSR broke up. The world got through that. I think in the end you can't dismiss how much it is in every state's self-inte
by ben7799 4y ago
This already happened once when the USSR broke up. The world got through that.
I think in the end you can't dismiss how much it is in every state's self-interest to not start a nuclear exchange.
- qikInNdOutReply 4y agoWhat is not yet visible, but might be a bringer of future conflict, is the many turk nations that could form a federation of there own. Turkey, Aserbaidschan , Turkmenistan and the Uighurs even, could form quite a mini-union themselves. If they manage for once to be at piece with all the other ethnicities they traditionally supressed similar to the russians.
- jerlam 4y agoYou can draw a straight line from the USSR breaking up, to Ukraine giving away their nuclear weapons via the Budapest Memorandum, to the invasion of Ukraine by Russia (which was a signatory). States are going to be less likely to give up their nuclear weapons, even with treaties, because treaties can be easily broken.