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Belarusian Defense Minister Viktor Khrenin and Russian Defense Minister Sergei Shoigu have signed documents defining the procedure for maintaining Russias non-strategic nuclear weapons at a special storage facility on the territory of Belarus, the Belarusian Defense Ministry said on Thursday.

The Washington Declaration adopted during South Korean President Yoon Suk Yeol’s recent visit to the United States extends beyond "nuclear-sharing," a US administration official was cited as saying.

Deployment of tactical warheads in Belarus will allow restoring the nuclear parity violated by the United States and its alliesOn March 25th,...

This announcement sparked great criticism from Western countries, while NATO denounced "dangerous and irresponsible rhetoric" emanating from Russia. The European Union threatened Minsk with new sanctions in the event of the deployment of these weapons. According to the Polish news agency "PAB", a spokesman for the Polish Foreign Ministry said that this step "is an escalation of threats to peace in Europe and the world."  

Nato condemns ‘dangerous rhetoric’ over atomic missiles near Ukraine

Koichi Hamada argues that the country’s increasingly fraught security environment demands a stronger deterrent.

Read why Czechia should become further integrated into the Western alliance's security framework and join the nuclear sharing club.

The Russia-NATO Pact of 1997 was annulled by Russia's military invasion of Ukraine.

Poland is interested in joining Nato’s Nuclear Sharing programme, the Polish president's foreign policy advisor said on Friday.

Minsk's armed forces are to be armed with weapons supplied by Russia as Moscow further backs its ally.