Belarusian President Alexander Lukashenko has referred to as on nations world wide to hitch the Russia-Belarus alliance, promising “nuclear weapons for everyone” that decides to take action. The man referred to as Europe’s final dictator issued a thinly-veiled warning to the West per week after Russia moved forward with its plans to provide Belarus with nuclear weapons.

It comes as a senior Belarusian official stated Western nations left Belarus with no alternative however to deploy tactical nuclear weapons.

In an interview printed on Russia's state tv late on May 28, Lukashenko stated that it should be “strategically understood” that Minsk and Moscow have a singular probability to unite.

He added: “No one is against Kazakhstan and other countries having the same close relations that we have with the Russian Federation.

“If someone is worried ... (then) it is very simple: join in the Union State of Belarus and Russia. That's all: there will be nuclear weapons for everyone.”

He stated that these had been his personal views, not essentially that of Vladimir Putin and Russia.

Belarus and Russia are formally a part of a Union State, a borderless union and alliance between the 2 former Soviet republics.

Russia used the territory of Belarus as a launchpad for its invasion of their widespread neighbour Ukraine in February final 12 months.

Since then their navy cooperation has intensified, with joint coaching workout routines on Belarusian soil.

On Sunday, the Belarusian Defence Ministry stated that one other unit of the S-400 cellular, surface-to-air missile programs arrived from Moscow, with the programs to be prepared for fight obligation quickly.

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Meanwhile, Alexander Volfovich, state secretary of Belarus' Security Council, blamed Western nations for his or her want for nuclear weapons.

He stated it was logical that the weapons had been withdrawn after the 1991 Soviet collapse because the United States had offered safety ensures and imposed no sanctions.

However, he added: “Today, everything has been torn down. All the promises made are gone forever.”

Russia says its “special military operation” in Ukraine was aimed toward countering what it says is a drive by the “collective West” to wage a proxy struggle and inflict a defeat on Moscow.

“The deployment of tactical nuclear weapons on the territory of Belarus is therefore one of the steps of strategic deterrence,” Volfovich stated.

“If there remains any reason in the heads of Western politicians, of course, they will not cross this red line.”

He stated any resort to utilizing “even tactical nuclear weapons will lead to irreversible consequences”.

Lukashenko final week stated the weapons had been already on the transfer, however it's not but clear when they are going to be in place.