Belarusian President Alexander Lukashenko said his nation is 'ready to defend every patch of our land.'
Belarusian President Alexander Lukashenko shared an update Tuesday on his plans to deploy nuclear weapons in coordination with Russia throughout his country. The close ally of Russian President Vladimir Putin said that “the question of returning nuclear weapons to us was raised.
” “We also discussed putting on alert Russia’s state-of-the-art systems. We have full mutual understanding and support from Russia. Therefore, we will work together to defend our country,” Lukashenko said, according Belarus’ BelTA news agency. “We cannot ignore this very mobilization and militarization ,” Lukashenko said. “These countries are not spending vast amounts of money on, as they say, countering Russia and Belarus for no reason. We do not intend to attack anyone. We have enough of everything.” “We need to update our defense measures so that everyone sees we are ready to defend every patch of our land,” the Belarusian president warned. This is a developing story and will be updated with additional information. Russia’s president Vladimir Putin greets Belarus’ President Alexander Lukashenko in the Kremlin in Moscow on September 26.
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