Putin puppet Lukashenko says there is a risk of ‘nuclear war’ and says Russian nukes in his country are ‘a safeguard, not blackmail’ because ‘the West is planning to invade Belarus’
Belarusian President Alexander Lukashenko today warned there is a risk of ‘nuclear war‘ due to NATO‘s support for Ukraine as he insisted Russian nukes in Berarus are to ‘safeguard’ the country against the West.
The dictator, a staunch ally of Russian President Vladimir Putin, claimed – without providing any evidence – that the West is planning to invade Belarus to ‘destroy it’.
Lukashenko, who allowed Putin to use his country as a launching pad for his full-scale invasion of Ukraine a year ago, insisted that Russia’s plans to deploy tactical nuclear weapons in Belarus were a chance to ‘safeguard’ his nation against Western threats.
In a scheduled address to the nation, Lukashenko said the West was building up its military forces in Poland, on Belarus’ borders, and planning to invade and destroy it.
Putin’s puppet warned Kyiv against launching a counter-offensive against the invading Russian troops, insisting it would make negotiations between Moscow and Kyiv impossible.
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The dictator, a loyal ally to Vladimir Putin, claimed – without providing any evidence – that the West is planning to invade Belarus to ‘destroy it’.
