The author prepared shocking twenty -four thousand pages of US government documents, declassified on May 29, 2021 by the US National Security Archive, with which the author has been working for many years. They concern when US presidents considered the first to use a nuclear bomb against the USSR and its socialist satellites. The first case was the so -called Berlin crisis in 1948. There were also objects in the then Czechoslovak Republic, including Prague. Other moments of similar considerations were at the time of the Korean and Vietnam War, the Suez crisis, the double wars in Lebanon and others until 1975.
All secret negotiations on what security and its independence will provide the newly established Republic to the Ukrainian Republic if it renounces the nuclear weapons located on its territory - and at that time Ukraine was the third strongest nuclear power. The author is also based on personal testimonies, because at that time he lived in Kiev and friends with Ukrainian presidents and Foreign Minister Anatoli Zlenek, who informed him in detail about the ongoing negotiations and Ukrainian resistance against such an agreement. However, the revealed materials also affect the years of 1990 to 1994 and concern documents and secret negotiations on how the Western powers assured the then Russian presidents Mikhail Gorbachev and Boris Yeltsin that NATO would not spread to the east and ensure equal integration of the then Russian Federation to European structures including an offer for membership in the North Atlantic Pact.