Why Ukraine gave up their Nukes in 1994?

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  • Опубликовано: 11 сен 2024
  • Story of why Ukraine gave up their nukes, the Budapest memorandum and nuclear non proliferation treaty. Just an attempt at showing history in a simplified easy to digest manner without making it boring.

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  • @Humtog
    @Humtog  2 года назад +38

    I wanted to try something new and I started making this video about a month before the current war started when I came across this interesting bit of history. That is why it is a bit lighthearted type of video. Then, when it became a war, I was not sure if I should still post it or not.
    But, I showed it to several people, including from Ukraine, and everyone said it is better to post, and thus I am publishing here. One friend from Ukraine said that they regret this decision to give up nukes every single day of their life, and wanted more people to know about this part of their history.

    • @grimsobad8545
      @grimsobad8545 2 года назад +3

      This was a very informative and an unbiased piece, it was a need of an hour to understand what’s happening in Ukraine!!

    • @Guy-bm5wh
      @Guy-bm5wh 2 года назад +2

      I haven't seen much on the denuclearization of Ukraine recently and I think you did a wonderful job.

    • @mrboxheadd748
      @mrboxheadd748 3 месяца назад

      FAIL TO MENTION THE ILLEGAL OVERTHROW OF UKRAINIAN PRESIDENT
      AND THE NEW ILLEGAL GOVT THAT NO VOTED FOR WANTED TO SCRAP ALL THE TREATIES MADE WITH RUSSIA

  • @kylewinters8531
    @kylewinters8531 2 года назад +42

    As someone who's been living in Ukraine for a long time, I can say mostly of this is true. I wish more people would see things as they really are!

  • @goldenfiremonkey96
    @goldenfiremonkey96 Год назад +10

    "Strength respect strength" wow an important life lesson. 😮

  • @benzikmultimedia4673
    @benzikmultimedia4673 2 года назад +16

    I love the animations and the excellent way you used the countries flags as characters. Quite interesting, engaging and funny to see those flags in character behavior. Great video.

    • @Humtog
      @Humtog  2 года назад +1

      Thank you very much!

  • @36magic12
    @36magic12 2 года назад +11

    3:30 Every nation will respect the borders:
    Russia 2022: ????????

  • @DailyLifeSolution
    @DailyLifeSolution Год назад +5

    Strength respects strength!

  • @sohqur
    @sohqur 2 года назад +5

    I really like the way of your explanation. Animation is really amazing...you have almost covered the topic 75 percent..

  • @Heavenira
    @Heavenira 2 года назад +6

    Great vid! Digestible for what comes across as a complicated topic.

  • @monk9008
    @monk9008 2 года назад +7

    Nice that you are uploaded more often 👍🙂

    • @Humtog
      @Humtog  2 года назад +4

      Atleast 5 videos are in the works. Now, if all goes to plan, there will be one new video every week for the next 5-6 weeks. Each video will be of a different style. I am experimenting on what works well. One 20 minute super high effort documentary that has been in the works for over an year is also among them.

    • @monk9008
      @monk9008 2 года назад +3

      @@Humtog Nice 👍 Looking forward to them 🙂👍

  • @sb2h
    @sb2h 2 года назад +2

    Hope this blows up, very quality!

  • @codewithkarthik7136
    @codewithkarthik7136 2 года назад +1

    Great vid humtog. I love this type of videos.

  • @mooncatcher_
    @mooncatcher_ 2 года назад +1

    Amazing and solid piece of content

  • @testprofi
    @testprofi Год назад +2

    Normally U.K and USA should have joined the war on Ukraine's side, they guaranteed there independence.

    • @lukerockhold1988
      @lukerockhold1988 Год назад

      Pff, The earth will open before the white man will honor his agreement

  • @FacialFischl
    @FacialFischl 2 года назад

    love the civ reference at the end

  • @TgamerBio5529
    @TgamerBio5529 9 месяцев назад

    People don’t understand that the missiles still contain the nuclear warheads which can be used to make own or make a tactical missile. 🇰🇵 can do it under heavy sanctions and make sacrifices so can 🇺🇦

  • @sarthakjain2820
    @sarthakjain2820 Год назад +1

    that last clip ❤

  • @malavikasmenon3429
    @malavikasmenon3429 2 года назад +1

    Good one!

  • @nagendraraman6410
    @nagendraraman6410 2 года назад +1

    Learnt a lot.

  • @FalconsEye58094
    @FalconsEye58094 7 месяцев назад

    One of their biggest mistakes in retrospect

  • @sagardeep.sd_gowda
    @sagardeep.sd_gowda Год назад

    nice informative video

  • @motker
    @motker Год назад +1

    ты молодец хорошо разобрался в этом вопросе как житель соседнего района, говорю что о это похоже на правду!

  • @carlosvalerochavez3045
    @carlosvalerochavez3045 Год назад +1

    If i had a time machines, I would SHOW to Ukaine, USA, and all the NATO countries what would happen when Ukraine gives up its nukes

  • @Sandyakala-ch
    @Sandyakala-ch 2 года назад

    moreee video

  • @klavdjojuvinsky7081
    @klavdjojuvinsky7081 Год назад +1

    Ukraine never gave up their nukes. The nukes always belonged to ussr. The russians would never give up their nukes, obviously. They(russians) simply took their stuff back.

    • @TheSpartan3669
      @TheSpartan3669 Год назад +1

      The USSR ceased to exist.

    • @plume89
      @plume89 3 месяца назад

      USSR is not Russia, you clearly don’t understand what USSR stands for

    • @klavdjojuvinsky7081
      @klavdjojuvinsky7081 3 месяца назад

      @@plume89 Yes sir... I'm an idiot @ my 94 years old, that never knew the difference... A navy officer that never heard about about USSR, Russia and the endless attempts from the West to distablelize Russia.

    • @plume89
      @plume89 3 месяца назад

      @@klavdjojuvinsky7081okay, 94yrs old, still on youtube, wow, salute to you officer🫡

  • @motker
    @motker Год назад

    хахахаа да бро) попал красиво

  • @monk9008
    @monk9008 2 года назад +2

    Hey

  • @damirsirotic052
    @damirsirotic052 Год назад

    Ukraine received guarantees from Russia, but also obligations, namely that no one from outside interferes in the politics of Ukraine. In 2014, the Western security services directly overthrew the constitutional and legal order of Ukraine on the "Maidan" and since then we have what we have. Simply, if Ukraine had elections, and if the legal government made political decisions behind which the whole nation stands and some kind of system of free elections and unified politics, then we could talk about Russia's direct interference in Ukraine's sovereign decisions. In this way, the Russian entry into Crimea and other areas are equally illegal, as is the organization of the coup by the Western security services and the direct control of whoever takes power illegally in 2014 (remember dear Mrs. Viktorija Nuland), the Russians even have the option to calmly say to the West "you are first started, you were the first to trample on the Budapest agreement". The biggest enigma in the whole story is why the West didn't wait for the elections in May 2014, win them, steal them, whatever, and drag Ukraine to the west? How did the Orange Revolution fail? Most likely because the Ukrainian people, who are supposedly supported by the West, were not particularly in the mood to go in that direction at the time. But it is certainly easier not to deal with these issues, to make stupid platitudes about the then (2014) "democratic overthrow of the Russian dictator without elections" who had a long dictatorial tenure of as much as three years and about the "united desire of Ukrainians to go west" that is thwarted by a madman VVP who dreams of restoring the USSR.