Ukraine has denied claims of developing its own nuclear weapons to counter Russia. The country's Foreign Ministry spokesperson dismissed The Times report, emphasizing Ukraine's commitment to the Treaty on the Non-Proliferation of Nuclear Weapons.

The outgoing president may urge Mr Trump to back Ukraine in its war with Russia, as Washington’s support for Kyiv hangs in the balance since Mr Trump's victory last week, with US secretary of state Antony Blinken vowing to bolster Kyiv as much as possible in the months prior to Mr Trump reassuming office.

Recent reports claim Ukraine could develop a basic nuclear bomb within months, using material from its existing power plants if Western support dwindles. However, officials have strongly denied these allegations,

Ukraine could develop an elementary nuclear bomb in a few months to stop the aggressor country russia if the U.S. cuts military aid.The Times reported this on

Ukraine is seriously considering developing its own nuclear bomb if the United States reduces its support in the future. According to the British newspaper The Times, a memo has already been drafted at the Ministry of Defense suggesting that Ukraine could quickly embark on a project to build a plutonium-based bomb,

If the Russian Federation did not possess nuclear weapons, NATO would have deployed forces onto Ukrainian territory to help repel Russian terrorists. Ukraine holds strategic importance for the Alliance,