Nuclear Attack on Ukraine: Is Putin preparing for a nuclear attack? Why are Russian soldiers stationed in Belarus?

The Ukraine war has now reached a dangerous point. The war equations are giving an alarming signal with the entry of Belarus into the Russia-Ukraine war. Experts have warned that Russian President Vladimir Putin could use Belarusian land for a nuclear attack. There is a well-thought-out strategy behind this. Experts think that this war can turn into a third world war. In such a situation, the question arises what is Putin's big strategy behind including Belarus in this war? Will the NATO Organization (NATO) be ready for war in the event of a nuclear attack? What would be America's strategy in such a situation?

Russian army allowed launching drones and fighter jets from Belarus

Foreign affairs expert Prof Harsh V Pant says that the President of Belarus Alexander Lukashenko has allowed the use of his soil for the Russian army. Prof Pant said that Alexander's indication is clear that the Belarusian army will not be directly involved in the Ukraine war. However, the Russian army can use Belarusian soil in this war. The President of Belarus has announced this aid to the Russian army at a time when the Russian army has become more aggressive towards Ukraine. Prof Pant said that after this the Russian army has been permitted to launch drones and fighter jets from the ground in Belarus. These are dangerous signs.

Can the Russian army do nuclear attacks?

Dr. Yuri Felshinsky, a Russian affairs expert in the Ukraine war, has given a similar warning. Prof Pant says that this warning of Felsinsky cannot be dismissed outright. Felshinsky has issued a warning that Putin could use Belarusian soil for missile launches and nuclear strikes. If Putin did this, Kyiv would be finished in a few minutes. Prof Pant said that the intentions that Putin is showing are certainly dangerous. He said Alexander's statement came in August after the Ukraine war that his country was modifying the jet to carry a nuclear weapon. His statement has great significance. This link should be seen in connection with this.

Putin avoiding confrontation with NATO

Prof Pant said that President Putin would not want to engage directly with the NATO organization. In such a situation, Putin can use Belarusian soil for a nuclear attack. Putin's plan behind this is that this will not directly hold Russia responsible for the attack. He said that a nuclear attack on Ukraine from somewhere would be a dangerous sign for NATO. In such a situation, NATO cannot sit still. NATO's big reaction can come in this war. He said that Ukraine also fears that the Russian army may intensify attacks on it through Belarus.

NATO and Russian troops may face off in Belarus

During the Ukraine war, Belarus' defense ministry has said it will deploy 9,000 Russian troops to guard its border. Prof Pant said that this is a dangerous sign. He said that the NATO country is very angry with this move of Belarus. In such a situation, if NATO attacks Belarus, the Russian army will be in front of them. In such a situation, any war will be between the Russian army and NATO. According to a Reuters report, Belarus may also allow Russian troops to enter its country to protect its border. On the other hand, according to the Belarus Defense Ministry, the first contingent of Russian troops will soon reach Belarus. This alliance between Russia and Belarus is heading toward a dangerous juncture.

NATO's aggressive attitude in the Ukraine war

Significantly, because of the aggressive attitude of the Russian army in the Ukraine war, NATO has also geared up for retaliation. NATO and Russia have come face to face, especially after the way the Russian army attacked Ukrainian cities with missiles after the collapse of the Crimea Bridge. This tension has increased due to the activeness of Belarus in this war. The way Belarus has announced help for the Russian army, NATO has become more aggressive.

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