Russian President Vladimir Putin to deploy strategic nuclear weapons in Belarus The decision was made after discussions with Belarus President Alexander Lukashenko. Putin, who said the move would not violate nuclear non-proliferation agreements, compared it to decades of U.S. deployments of nuclear weapons against its European allies. Putin has made it clear that while nuclear weapons are being deployed to Belarus, he will not hand over control of them.
Belarus is also Russia’s closest ally in its invasion of Ukraine. Russia will start training soldiers to handle weapons from next week. The construction of a storage facility for Russian nuclear weapons in Belarus will be completed by July 1. Russia has already transferred some nuclear-capable Iskander missile systems to Belarus. It is not clear which new weapons will be delivered to Belarus or which weapons will be deployed.
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At the same time, the US Defense Department responded that it does not think that Russia is preparing to use nuclear weapons in Ukraine. In addition to Russia, Belarus also shares borders with Ukraine and NATO members Poland, Lithuania, and Latvia.
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