Belarus confirms that it has revoked its status as a non-nuclear state, thus allowing the country to host and develop its own nuclear weapons. President Lukashenko says that he could ask Russia to return nuclear missiles to his country if any nuclear weapons are transferred to Poland or Lithuania.
Belarus confirms that it has revoked its status as a non-nuclear state thus allowing the country to host and develop its own nuclear weapons. President Alexander Lukashenko says he could ask Russia to return nuclear missiles to his country if any nuclear weapons are transferred to Poland or Lithuania.
Belarus confirms that it has revoked its status as a non-nuclear state, thus allowing the country to host and develop its own nuclear weapons. President Lukashenko saysthat he could ask Russia to return nuclear missiles to his country if any nuclear weapons are transferred to Poland or Lithuania.
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