Belarus, Russia to use all available means to defend themselves — Security Council chief
What to know about Russia-Belarus Military Cooperation
Belarusian State Security Council Secretary Alexander Volfovich stated that Belarus and Russia do not pose a threat to others but will defend the Union State using all available resources. He highlighted the deployment of Russian tactical nuclear weapons and missile systems as a means of strategic deterrence against potential Western aggression.
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What happened
Belarus and Russia pose no threat to anyone, but will defend the territory of the Union State with all available resources, Secretary of the State Security Council of the Republic of Belarus Alexander Volfovich stated.
Why it matters
"We pose no threat to anyone; both [Russian President] Vladimir Vladimirovich Putin and [Belarusian President] Alexander Grigoryevich Lukashenko have stated this.
Common ground
But we will defend our territory with all available means within the Union State," Volfovich said during a meeting of the Collective Security Treaty Organization’s (CSTO) Committee of Security Council Secretaries.
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Belarusian State Security Council Secretary Alexander Volfovich stated that Belarus and Russia do not pose a threat to others but will defend the Union State using all available resources. He highlighted the deployment of Russian tactical nuclear weapons and missile systems as a means of strategic deterrence against potential Western aggression.
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