Biden reacts to the deployment of nuclear weapons in Belarus

The US leader commented on the agreement between the Russian Federation and Belarus on the transfer of Russian nuclear warheads to the territory of Belarus.

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US President Joe Biden said that he has a negative attitude towards the transfer of Russian tactical nuclear weapons to the territory of Belarus. The American leader said this in a conversation with reporters, the press service of the White House reports.

Biden asked how he would respond to Russia’s statements about the transfer of tactical nuclear weapons to Belarus.

“Totally negative – that’s my reaction,” the US President said.

It will be remembered that on May 25, the defense ministers of Russia and Belarus signed documents on the deployment of tactical nuclear weapons on the territory of Belarus. On the same day, Lukashenka announced that Russian nuclear weapons had begun moving to Belarus within the framework of bilateral agreements.

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