Lukashenko announced the deployment of nuclear weapons complexes on the border of Ukraine

Belarus is deploying operational-tactical missile complexes "Iskander" on the border with Ukraine, which can carry missiles with nuclear warheads, the country's president, Alexander Lukashenko, said. According to him, this is the answer to the activity of the Ukrainian military at the state borders. In Kyiv, these accusations were called "special information operation". "Polonese" and "Iskander" missile systems were removed. You also know what ammunition they have," Lukashenko said on the occasion of the Republic's Independence Day. The air forces and anti-aircraft defense of Belarus and Russia have been brought to a high level of combat readiness, he added. Lukashenko warned Ukraine against instigating clashes on the border. "No red line, strike with all types of weapons on pre-defined targets. We will initiate that," he emphasized. Recently, the use of nuclear weapons was developed in Belarus with the help of "Iskanders", which were transferred by Russia. Lukashenko also added that the border guards and fighters of the special operations forces are strictly guarding the borders. According to him, the forces have conducted such exercises until now, and now this experience has become in demand. At the same time, Lukashenko expressed confidence that there will be no warming at the border, because neither Kiev nor Minsk are interested in it. "What, we need to open another 1,500 kilometers of front?" "Yes, it will not be easy for us to close this border together with the Russians, but it will be even more difficult for the Ukrainians to keep the border," he said. Lukashenko also said that the Belarusian border guards and the military are already hunting "dozens" of Ukrainian drones. , which "carry state-of-the-art explosives cents" to destroy facilities inside Russia. "We, together with the FSB and the Ministry of Defense of the Russian Federation, are managing to contain this attack so far, but I would ask the Ukrainians not to turn away, not to play with fire. It is very dangerous," he said.