Alaxandr Lukashenko has signed a treaty on the security guarantees within the states between Russia and Belarus – the Belta Agency said on Tuesday. The agreement envisages mutual support between Minsk and Moscow at many levels in the event of circumstances that have been interpreted as a threat.
The treaty includes mutual assurances between Minsk and Moscow regarding “to implement necessary measures in the event of a violation of security between Belarus and Russia and the status of the entire Union.”
Security guarantee. Russia and Belarus have signed a treaty
The agreement assumes strengthening the security of both countries. “According to the documents, Belarus and Russia will take necessary steps in the event of a violation of either party and the safety of the entire Union,” the Belarus agency said.
According to regulations, both regimes are about supporting themselves on many levels. Economics, diplomacy, military, technology. It was emphasized that cooperation is “deepening.” This is a response to existing political and military challenges.
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The Russian agency Tass said, “According to the treaty, Russia and Belarus will recognize armed attacks on members of the Union State as an act of attack on the entire Union and will use all the power and opportunity they have to receive appropriate retaliation.”
Strategic possibilities in Russia. Terms of Use
The parties should recognize the possibility of Russia’s nuclear weapons as a factor to prevent a explosion of conflict through repulsion. Its use can only be used as a “last resort.”
“According to the documents, Russian nuclear weapons can be used in response to the use of nuclear weapons or other weapons of mass destruction against parties to the treaty” – we read.
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Another reason to justify reaching out to Russia’s strategic potential is the threat to sovereignty or territorial integrity.
Nuclear weapons deployed in Belarus will then be “initiated as part of a procedure established by the parties to protect it.”
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