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Belarusian leader Aliaksandr Lukashenka stressed the danger of a devastating nuclear war if the West increases pressure on Russia over Ukraine. “One careless word, one move can lead to an armed confrontation and even the use of nuclear weapons,” the closest ally of Russian President Vladimir Putin said in Minsk on Thursday, as quoted by the state-run Belta news agency. – If the situation inside Russia escalates dangerously, Russia will use all available arsenal. It’s going to be an apocalypse.”
Belarusian leader Aliaksandr Lukashenka stressed the danger of a devastating nuclear war if the West increases pressure on Russia over Ukraine. “One careless word, one move can lead to an armed confrontation and even the use of nuclear weapons,” the closest ally of Russian President Vladimir Putin said in Minsk on Thursday, as quoted by the state-run Belta news agency. – If the situation inside Russia escalates dangerously, Russia will use all available arsenal. It’s going to be an apocalypse.”
A. Lukashenko, whom many countries do not recognize due to his falsified re-election in 2020. in the elections, spoke at the People’s Assembly of All Belarus. The highest constitutional body of the former Soviet republic must adopt a new security doctrine. In this document, similar to Russia’s view, the increase in NATO forces in Eastern Europe is seen as a danger.
For Belarus, Ukraine, as a conflict zone, is the biggest threat to national security, A. Lukashenka said. According to him, the West is trying to involve Minsk in this conflict. Belarus from 2022 did not directly intervene in Russia’s war in Ukraine, but A. Lukashenka allowed Russian units to use his country. Moscow has deployed tactical nuclear weapons in a neighboring country.
A. Lukashenka said that the military situation in Ukraine, despite Western support, is at an impasse. “The Russians will not disappear from Crimea or from the eastern regions today,” he said. Therefore, it is said that the time has come for negotiations. If Ukraine wants to remain as a state, it is necessary for Moscow and the West to agree on a draw, A. Lukashenka said. Meanwhile, Ukraine hopes to liberate all the territories occupied by the Russians.
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