The Russian Federation places nuclear weapons in Belarus near NATO borders - WSJ

The US Ministry of Defense confirms the truthfulness of the Kremlin head for sending nuclear weapons to Belarus. Russia unfolds nuclear weapons in Belarus next to NATO borders to force the Alliance to stop Ukraine's military support. About it writes the edition of The Wall Street Journal. The statements of the self -proclaimed President of Belarus Alexander Lukashenko that Russia has completed the placement of tactical nuclear weapons in Belarus, which some considered Blaf could be true.

At least US National Security Advisor Jake Sullivan still stated that Russian President Vladimir Putin "took measures to place tactical nuclear weapons in Belarus. " And in July 2023, the Intelligence Directorate of the US Department of Defense reported that "there is no reason to doubt" in Vladimir Putin's statements about sending nuclear weapons to Belarus. Currently, the United States is already called "probable candidate" to fulfill "a new Mission of Belarus with nuclear exchange with Russia.

" Yes, the Federation of American Scientists (FAS) analyzed the intelligence data from open sources, in particular, the video materials of the Ministry of Defense of Belarus, and it came to the conclusion that a military airfield, located in the city of Lida Grodnensk region of Belarus and is a point.

"The Air Base, located 40 kilometers from the Lithuanian border, is the only wing of the Belarusian Air Force, equipped with Su-25 aircraft, is the most likely candidate for the new mission of Belarus with" nuclear exchange "with Russia," WSJ writes. The publication emphasizes that Lukashenko's statement appeared at a time when Russia increases its threats against the event.

Recently, Kremlin head Vladimir Putin said that there will be "problems" with Finland after NATO "involved" Helsinki into NATO. The deputy chairman of the Security Council of Russia Dmitry Medvedev in turn said that Poland is an "enemy" that could lose its statehood. Also, according to the Deputy Chairman of the Russian Council, the first probability of the beginning of the Third World War.