At a meeting with students, the illegitimate president of Belarus, Oleksandr Lukashenko, told in which case nuclear weapons could be used to "protect" Belarus and the Russian Federation.
Points of attention
- Lukashenko cynically threatens the West with Russian nuclear weapons as a means to 'protect' Belarus and the Russian Federation.
- The dictator boasts of 'nuclear aid' to Russia and predicts a world war in the event of an attack on Belarus.
- Lukashenko baselessly threatens Ukraine and spreads absurd rumors about downed Ukrainian drones.
- The escalating tensions in the region highlight the dangerous rhetoric and actions of Belarus' President and the implications for international relations.
- The statements made by Lukashenko further exacerbate the already strained relationships between Belarus, Russia, and Western nations, raising concerns about the potential for further conflict.
Lukashenko flaunts "nuclear aid" to Russia
The dictator of Belarus cynically boasts that Russia will "fit in" for Belarus and direct nuclear weapons at NATO countries.
I said on the forum that an attack on Belarus is the third world war. Thank you, Putin recently confirmed this by amending the nuclear doctrine that an attack on the Russian Federation and Belarus means we use nuclear weapons. He confirmed my words. This was the essence of my statement. Nuclear weapons. And the Russian Federation is involved for us.
Lukashenko also "prophesies" that allegedly "the Americans and Poles have already lined up along the border, especially the Polish one, and are rubbing hands" to use their military forces against Belarus.
We will use nuclear weapons — they can answer us. And regarding the Russian Federation, in particular. Therefore, Russia will use its entire arsenal. And this is already a world war. The West does not want this either. They are not ready for this. But we tell them frankly: the red line is the state border. Step on him — the answer will be instantaneous.
Lukashenko burst out with baseless threats against Ukraine
In particular, the Belarusian dictator absurdly stated that Ukrainian drones were allegedly shot down in Belarusian airspace.
According to Lukashenka, on the evening of August 9, the Air Force and Air Defense Forces of Belarus were allegedly put on high alert.
The Belarusian dictator says that about 10 Ukrainian drones were recorded in the airspace of Belarus. And the Belarusian air defense forces allegedly destroyed half of the drones, and the other half were neutralized by the troops of the occupation army of the Russian Federation.
