Nuclear Weapons: Putin sent the first stockpile of nuclear weapons to Belarus, told when it will be used

Putin has told that the nuclear weapons sent to Belarus are only the first stockpile. The work of sending the remaining weapons will be completed by the end of the year.

Russian President Vladimir Putin has sent his first stockpile of nuclear weapons to Belarus as per the plan . Russia had announced about this three months ago and now the first stockpile of nuclear weapons has been sent to Belarus. Vladimir Putin said at the St. Petersburg International Economic Forum on Friday, “The first nuclear weapons have been sent to Belarus. But this is only the first batch. By the end of this year, we will complete this work.

It is believed that this may increase the tension between Russia and Western countries. Putin had announced in March to give nuclear weapons to Belarus. Let me tell you, in the midst of the ongoing war with Ukraine, where most of the countries are against Russia, Belarus is openly supporting Russia. During this, the western countries also threatened Belarus, but despite this it was seen standing with Russia.

What is Russia's plan?

Actually Russia is planning to deploy nuclear weapons in countries adjacent to Ukraine. Under this plan, weapons have been sent to Belarus. But the big question is when will these weapons be used. Answering this question, he said that it is against all those people who are thinking about the strategic defeat of Russia. Along with this, he also told that these weapons should be used only when there is a big threat to Russia. But at the moment there is no need to use them.

The President of Belarus also confirmed

Earlier, Belarus President Alexander Lukashenko claimed in an interview on Wednesday that the weapons had already arrived in his country, while Putin had earlier said that deliveries would begin only next month.