Lukashenko: If NATO troops are sent to Ukraine, Russia may get the most dangerous weapons from warehouses
Belarusian President Alexander Lukashenko warned of the consequences of introducing NATO troops into Ukraine.
The head of state made the corresponding statement on October 23 in an interview with Russian journalist Olga Skabeeva on the sidelines of the BRICS summit in Kazan.
The president's words are quoted by BELTA .
What Lukashenko said about the consequences of NATO troops entering Ukraine
Commenting on the rumors that North Korean troops are fighting on Russia’s side in Ukraine, the president said that he does not believe this.
I don’t believe in it. Because, having taken this step, the Russians understand that there will be a reciprocal step, the head of state explained.
He warned that if NATO troops were brought into Ukraine, there would be another war.
The Russian military can get the most dangerous weapons from their warehouses, Lukashenko said.
