Belarus President threatens using nuclear weapons against 'foreign aggression' amid tensions with NATO states
India TV NewsBelarusian President Alexander Lukashenko has threatened to use the nuclear weapons provided by Russia in case of any 'foreign aggression', amid tensions with North Atlantic Treaty Organisation member-countries. Russia has used Belarus as a launch-pad since last year in its ongoing invasion in Ukraine by holding joint military drills and supplying nuclear weapons for 'deterrence'. In an interview with state media, Lukashenko asserted that Minsk would "never get involved" in the war, unless Ukrainian forces crossed its borders, but vowed to keep helping Russia as it is a crucial ally. Will respond with everything we have: Lukashenko He warned that if Belarus would immediately responsible with "everything we have" - including the use of nuclear weapons - if neighbouring NATO countries like Poland, Lithuania and Latvia provokes Minsk.