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When the Soviet Union broke up, where did the nuclear weapons go?

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When the Soviet Union broke up, where did the nuclear weapons that the Soviet Union possessed go?

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Answer by Vet’s Daughter
Unfortunately, no one knows for sure. Many were sold on the black market. Some are still held by the government. Some are just plain missing.

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  1. Akbar says

    Those who got their hand on the nuclear weapons, sold them on the black market.
    The rest is the governments secret, there are NO missing nuclear weapons.

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