Lukashenko says he expects to receive dozen Oreshnik missile systems from Russia
Self-proclaimed president of Belarus Alexander Lukashenko expects that Belarus will initially receive ten Oreshnik missile systems from Russia, but then the number can be increased if Russia so wishes.
Self-proclaimed president of Belarus Alexander Lukashenko expects that Belarus will initially receive ten Oreshnik missile systems from Russia, but then the number can be increased if Russia so wishes.
Source: European Pravda, citing the Belarusian pro-government BelTA news agency
Details: Lukashenko said that at the first stage, Moscow is to transfer ten units of Oreshnik missile systems to Minsk.
Quote from Lukashenko: "I think it will be ten for now, and then we'll see. If Russians want to deploy more, we will deploy more.’
Background:
- In 2025, Belarus may deploy the Oreshnik systems, which Moscow used to threaten the West after Ukraine was allowed to launch long-range strikes against Russia.
- Earlier, Lukashenko noted that the Oreshniks are planned to be deployed in such a way that the distance to the targets is minimal.
- Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy believes that Vladimir Putin’s sabre-rattling with the Oreshnik missile is aimed solely at disrupting President Trump’s efforts to end the war.
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