What do you think of Ukraine, a former military power, falling to the point of developing weapons with Pakistan?

As the heavy industry base of the Soviet Union, the former Ukraine was indeed very strong, but the Soviet Union was also very strong and did not disintegrate. It's hard to say what it was like before now. It can only show that the decision-making level of Ukraine at that time was too indecisive, gave up nuclear weapons, completely lost the right to speak on the international stage, and there was no capital inflow, which led to the weakness of national strength and the development of military industry.

It is true that the disintegration of the Soviet Union gave him a lot of military foundation, but we must understand that the Soviet military industry was not only carried out in Ukraine at that time, just like an airplane now, all parts and components may come from all over the world, and Ukraine is also responsible for some of them. Russia can be remanufactured according to the drawings without its parts, but without Russia's main mechanical engines and drawings, it can't manufacture advanced weapons by itself.

Ukraine also has nuclear weapons after the disintegration, but NATO cannot let another Russia appear. Of course, NATO also hopes to pull Ukraine into its own camp and use it to contain Russia's development. At that time, Ukraine's economy was not ideal, and it wanted to rely on the western economy to support its life.

With heavy interests, the United States promised to let Ukraine eliminate nuclear weapons on its own. At that time, Ukraine had no choice but to have a stiff relationship with Russia. If it is hard with NATO again, it will really be broken down again. But when he did get rid of nuclear weapons and the United States did not give him good economic support, he had to become an American pawn. Therefore, Ukraine has clearly seen the face of Americans recently and is determined to return to the embrace of Russia. Unfortunately, NATO obviously won't allow this to happen.