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Re:Fire extinguished at Ukraine nuclear power plant, Europe'... by supergirl on Friday March 04, 2022 @03:23AM (#30552070)
anything is possible in war. if Ukraine was on the brink of losing everything and they had nuclear weapons, would they not use them against Russia? that's the whole point. if your state is about to cease to exist, you are desperate. for now, the war has not reached this point. if Ukraine where to try to use nuclear material now they would lose allies. but you don't know what the war will look like in 2 weeks. so I don't think it's fantasy.
Re:Fire extinguished at Ukraine nuclear power plant, Europe'... by sofixa on Friday March 04, 2022 @03:29AM (#30552108)
No? Considering the nuclear power plants are in Ukraine, and whichever way the wind blows, it will at a minimum impact Ukrainians. And then you can't know where it will end up - maybe Russia, maybe Germany.
Re:Fire extinguished at Ukraine nuclear power plant, Europe'... by supergirl on Friday March 04, 2022 @03:35AM (#30552144)
yes, whether Ukraine would actually launch such a bomb is debatable. it's not like it would change the tide of the war, it would be mostly for revenge. war is very unpredictable. I wouldn't rule out anything.
Re:Fire extinguished at Ukraine nuclear power plant, Europe'... by trashtester on Friday March 04, 2022 @04:46AM (#30552585)
If the Ukranians are willing to sacrifice everything for the independence, chances are, they will get their independence, nukes or not. At least as long as they keep getting support from the west. If Russia keeps getting thousands or tens of thousands of body bags back each year, for 10, 20 or 30 years, eventually, they will tire of holding on to the Ukraine.

The cost may be millions of Ukrainian lives, so this all comes down to how much the Ukranian people is willing to endure for their eventual independence.