dakle da se naglasi natovci , kmecuuu, kme , kme , jer je odluceno da ce se i u belarusiji postaviti nuklearno naoruzanje,
ono sto i je interesantno da , mislim da je ruminka , ta koja i daje izjave , protiv ruske odluke ali i onda i ukazuje da su RUSIJA ti koji su prekrsili sve dogovore ..
ai da nisu Rusi razumeli nato...i postavke njihovih oruzja.
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NATO slams Putin plan for nukes in Belarus; Russia pounds Avdiivka
Story by By Dan Peleschuk • 9h ago
By Dan Peleschuk

NATO defence ministers' meeting in Brussels© Thomson Reuters
KYIV (Reuters) -NATO slammed Vladimir Putin for "dangerous" nuclear rhetoric after the Russian president announced plans to station tactical nuclear weapons in Belarus, while his forces stepped up shelling of the frontline Ukrainian city of Avdiivka.

FILE PHOTO: A mine danger sign and anti-tank constructions are seen near the border with Belarus in Volyn region© Thomson Reuters
The move, while not unexpected, is one of Russia's most pronounced nuclear signals yet and a warning to NATO over its military support for Ukraine, which has called for a meeting of the U.N. Security Council in response.
"Russia's nuclear rhetoric is dangerous and irresponsible," NATO spokeswoman Oana Lungescu said on Sunday.
"NATO is vigilant and we are closely monitoring the situation. We have not seen any changes in Russia's nuclear posture that would lead us to adjust our own."
Putin likened his Belarus plan on Saturday to the United States stationing its weapons in Europe, insisting that Russia would not violate its nuclear non-proliferation promises.
However, Lungescu said Putin's non-proliferation pledge and his description of U.S. weapons deployment overseas were way off the mark.
"Russia's reference to NATO's nuclear sharing is totally misleading. NATO allies act with full respect of their international commitments," she added in a statement.
"Russia has consistently broken its arms control commitments."
Ukraine's security chief, Oleksiy Danilov, said Russia's plan would destabilise Belarus, which he said had been taken "hostage" by Moscow.
Others condemning Putin's plan included Lithuania, which said it would call for new sanctions against Moscow and Minsk, while EU policy chief Josep Borrell urged Belarus not to host the weapons and threatened more sanctions.
Belarus and Russia have close military ties, and Minsk allowed Moscow to use its territory as a staging point for the latter's invasion of Ukraine last year.