Russian President Vladimir Putin invited Belarusian President Lukashenko, who has agreed to deploy tactical nuclear weapons, to a gathering and emphasised that they’d strengthen cooperation in safety and army areas.
It appears that the 2 international locations have made changes towards the deployment of nuclear weapons, and made it clear that the 2 international locations will work collectively to counter the West, which is accelerating army assist to Ukraine.
Russian President Vladimir Putin invited President Lukashenko of neighboring Belarus, an allied nation, to Moscow, the capital, to carry a gathering on the sixth for the creation of a future coalition state.
Putin emphasised that the 2 international locations will strengthen cooperation within the areas of protection, safety and army expertise.
He additionally acknowledged that he would “respond to heightened tensions at the border, sanctions against both countries, and information warfare,” and introduced that they’d work collectively to formulate the fundamental idea of safety coverage, and expressed a stance that the 2 international locations would work collectively to counter the West. made it clear.