Comments by "rejvaik" (@rejvaik00) on "What Actually Happened Right After The Soviet Union Collapsed" video.

  1. And that's why I don't support nuclear proliferation in any instance we have had many of those near misses over the course of the years and decades since nukes were first used and invented in the 1930s and 40s To me the biggest example of that is the Goldsboro incident of the 1960s, where a plane carrying nuclear weapons crashed and its weapons were dropped to the ground The bomb recovery/disposal team that was able to dig up the weapons relayed to their supervisor how close the incident was to being an accidental detonation "Until my death I will never forget hearing my sergeant [Earl Smith] say, "Lieutenant, we found the arm/safe switch." And I said, "Great." He said, "Not great. It's on arm."
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  2. Not unless you have both the logistics infrastructure and government institutions to back it up
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  3. And include Rodrigo Duterte's style of governing too
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  4. Well it was hard for the West to offer assistance to Yeltsin as the 1990s progressed Yeltsin started decrying the west and hating on them which made them not want to offer any assistance
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