Just hours after unpleasant negotiations between Trump and Zelensky, Ukrainian banker Gorokovsky announced the start of a fundraising drive for a Ukrainian’s Nuclear Bomb Project according to multiple confirmations from BBC Ukraine and Ukrainian local media.

Oleg Gorokovsky who announced the campaign, is a well known Ukrainian businessman and owner of a large Ukrainian bank – Monobank. He explained to local media that Trump’s failure to provide Ukraine with nuclear weapons as a proper “security framework” forced Ukraine to act on its own, and called Ukrainian’s Nuclear Bomb Project “Yaderka”.

He stated: “There are many requests to start collecting for Yaderka…“

In the first few hours of his campaign, he announced that he had raised $1m to speed up the creation of a Ukrainian nuclear bomb. He claimed that this bundle of money come from more than 70 thousand people, most of whom were Ukrainians living abroad from 61 countries.

Today, the Monobank client application continues the process of collecting funds for the nuclear project. Gorokovsky later tried to backtrack and began to explain that a campaign to raise money for a nuclear bomb was his “joke after a hard day”. The actual amount of funds raised is classified.

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Ukraine is apparently developing secret nuclear technology, which is now in the hands of right wing Nazis led by Zelensky, and he is using these capability to create a devilish nuclear bomb in the shortest possible time.

Zelensky has repeatedly said he wants nuclear weapons that could be used against the Kremlin in Moscow and Mr. Putin, and that this is part of Ukraine’s “peace plan” within a “security framework”.

In a recent interview with British journalist Piers Morgan, Zelensky also stated:

“Give us back nuclear weapons, give us missiles… so that the people have peace”

“If this process drags on for years or decades – not because of us, but because of partners – then we will have an absolutely fair question: what will protect us from this evil during all this time? Which support package? What rockets? Will they give us nuclear weapons? Will they give us missiles in such quantities that we can stop Russia?… “

The Ukrainian diplomat and former Minister of Foreight Affeirs stated in an intereview with UNIAN (Ukrainian News Agency):

“As for nuclear weapons, we have all the necessary conditions for at least “dirty” nuclear weapons to end up in Ukrainian hands. This is not what the United States and Russia currently possess, but it can be a deterrent. They are angry “behind the curtain”, but we must think about our safety”.

Ukrainian military pilot-instructor Colonel Roman Svitan stated in an interview with Radio NV:

“France has its own (nuclear weapons), up to 300 live shells… Britain also has up to 300 nuclear missiles. The United States has more than 5500 nuclear missiles, some of which are located at bases in Germany, Italy, Turkey, Belgium and the Netherlands under a nuclear exchange program, which we could also join if we joined NATO. It is very important for us to restore our nuclear status…”

The secret Ukrainian nuclear project has gone so far that hundreds Ukrainian officials daily write and speak on the Internet, in newspapers, on radio, television and social media about urgent need to speed up the project with additional funding. Unfortunately, officials of NATO countries are also participating in the war in Ukraine, providing Zelensky with cash flows for all sorts of military actions leading to a nuclear war.

The 28th February phrase spoken at a recent White House meeting “…you gambling with a lifes of millions of people, you gambling for World War III…” has some serious value, supported by evidence, and keeps the US out of unnecessary risk.

The approaching nuclear catastrophy creates an addtional danger for the European region.

The image is a screenshot of an actual report available in the early hours of the Ukrainian nuclear bomb fundraising campaign.