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First, a treaty is only good until a counterparty pulls out, of said treaty. Perhaps message DJT on TruthSocial and ask why he unilaterally pulled out of the nuclear agreement with Iran.

Why shouldn't Iran be able to defend itself against a foreign invader? Having a nuclear weapon has been demonstrated on the world stage to be a quality deterrent to foreign invasion- just ask North Korea.

You might also ask Ukraine about nuclear deterrence. They gave up their weapons after the fall of the USSR, and signed a treaty with the successor to the USSR. The successor to the USSR pulled out of the treaty decades later. Ukraine has since been invaded by the successor to the USSR.

Which nuclear capable states have been invaded by a foreign state since 1946?

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Oh what the duck happens here

Oh you poor soul. Erdogan is a dictactor and Turkey is absolutely not a democracy. Its amazing how people do not see the writting on the wall.

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Looks like a couple of similar bots here too, whoopeestarsussr5 and FunnyTendon

Take on Russia? They’ve been doing that for the past year

Russia using nuclear weapons guarantees a NATO intervention in Ukraine and Russia has been proven to not be a military superpower so the last thing they want is to drag NATO into the conflict which would guarantee a Russian defeat

This is the best tl;dr I could make, original reduced by 77%. (I'm a bot)

> Romania firmly condemns any attempts at destabilizing Moldova and will continue to support the respect for the country's sovereignty and territorial integrity, president Klaus Iohannis said at a joint press conference with Moldova's president Maia Sandu.

> He reiterated Romania's condemnation of any Russian attempts at destabilizing the country.

> At the Bucharest Nine summit in Warsaw on February 22, president Klaus Iohannis said Romania would support Moldova with whatever is necessary "Under any scenario".

Extended Summary | FAQ | Feedback | Top keywords: Moldova^#1 president^#2 Romania^#3 support^#4 country^#5

I always wonder the point of these type of bots even are

Must be using internet explorer.

Do check the activity for that account: it was created in last September but become active in last 3 days, each comment almost same "size" of one to three sentences max and a lot starts with "Looks like". And it has no participation elsehwhere beside worldnews

Russia just keeps hitting the "Fabricate claim" button so they can get a war goal. Except this is not a video game and they can't do that

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Frankly with the hard on Americans have for the death of this country, this is in their best interests.

Oh right, much like a certain "United States"

Protect the fishies

Not without NATO involvement that is.

Did this comment get lost in a time vortex? Lol

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