Belarus’s Lukaschenko calls the Lithuanian blockade of Kaliningrad a “de facto declaration of war”
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Belarus’s Lukaschenko calls the Lithuanian blockade of Kaliningrad a “de facto declaration of war”
Belarus’s Lukaschenko calls the Lithuanian blockade of Kaliningrad a “de facto declaration of war”
Lithuania had previously banned the transportation of goods from Russia to the Kaliningrad entourage via both rail and road … 25.06.2022, Sputnik International.
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Belarusian President Aleksandr Lukaschenko blamed Lithuania for blocking all terrestrial communications between Russia and the Elimination of Kariningrad, calling it a “de facto war declaration.” That is, the flight of NATO nuclear-capable aircraft near the border between Poland and Lithuania, and Belarus. Lukaschenko said Belarus needs to be prepared for everything, including using the “most serious weapons” available to protect the Russian Federation and Belarus. In light of this, President Belarus can carry a nuclear bomb that has requested Russian responders to help modernize the country’s aircraft. Next, Russian President Vladimir Putin informed Lukashenko that Russia had decided to ship several 9M723 Iskander-M (NATO report name SS-26 Stone) mobile short-range ballistic missile systems. However, Putin did not specify which ammunition would be delivered in the Iskander-M shipped to Belarus. Russia has previously severely condemned Lithuania’s announcement of plans to reduce all freight transport from Russia to Kaliningrad in accordance with EU sanctions. The Kremlin denounced the decision as a “blockade” and vowed to take decisive action in kind, but has not yet elaborated on the measures. Moscow also reminded Lithuania that it was bound by an agreement with Russia that required that Russian goods be allowed to flow unimpeded by Kaliningrad.
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Lithuania had previously banned the transportation of goods by both rail and road from Russia to the exit of Kaliningrad, despite an unresolved agreement with Moscow that the transport corridor must remain open at all times. rice field. Lithuania claims to have simply implemented EU sanctions on Russia.
“Recently, there is more and more information about. [Lithuania’s] Plans to suspend transportation from Russia to Kaliningrad via Belarus. It’s like proclaiming some kind of war. This is unacceptable in today’s environment. “
In light of this, the President of Belarus asked his Russian respondents to help modernize the country’s aircraft so that they could carry nuclear bombs. Next, Russian President Vladimir Putin informed Lukashenko that Russia had decided to ship several 9M723 Iskander-M (NATO report name SS-26 Stone) mobile short-range ballistic missile systems. ..
The Iskander launcher can handle both conventional missiles and nuclear short-range missiles. However, Putin did not specify which ammunition would be delivered in the Iskander-M shipped to Belarus.
Russia has previously severely condemned Lithuania’s announcement of plans to reduce all freight transport from Russia to Kaliningrad in accordance with EU sanctions. This move leaves Russia and leaves a maritime route to reach its enlave.
The Kremlin denounced the decision as a “blockade” and vowed to take decisive action in kind, but has not yet elaborated on the measures. Moscow also reminded Lithuania that it was bound by an agreement with Russia that required that Russian goods be allowed to flow unimpeded by Kaliningrad.
https://sputniknews.com/20220625/belarus-lukashenko-calls-lithuanias-blockade-of-kaliningrad-de-facto-declaration-of-war-1096659234.html Belarus’s Lukaschenko calls the Lithuanian blockade of Kaliningrad a “de facto declaration of war”
