Russia Promises Nuclear Weapons to Allies of Belarus Union

Belarusian President Lukashenko says any nation joining the Russia-Belarus Union State treaty signed in 1999 could receive nuclear weapons from Moscow.
Russia has begun deploying tactical nuclear weapons in Belarus, alarming the West.
Lukashenko believes Russia and Belarus have a unique opportunity to unite and that other nations could have close ties with Russia by joining their union.
The deployment of Russian nuclear weapons in Belarus is seen as a warning to NATO by some analysts.
Belarus and Russia have intensified their military cooperation since Russia invaded Ukraine.