A meeting between the G7 foreign ministers is underway in Karuizawa, Nagano. During this, everyone condemned the announcement of Russia's deployment of weapons in Belarus. The G7 group said that any kind of threat will not be accepted.

In the meeting, the G7 ministers also decided that along with imposing strict sanctions on Russia, other countries will also be asked to respond to it. For this, they will strengthen coordination. Everyone agreed on this.

Russia will deploy nuclear weapons in Belarus

Significantly, it has been more than a year since the war between Russia and Ukraine started. At the moment its end is not visible. Meanwhile, many times warnings of nuclear attack have also been given from Russia. Russian President Vladimir Putin recently announced that Russia's nuclear weapons would be deployed in Belarus, adjacent to Ukraine.

Referring to Europe, President Putin had said that in comparison to the US which has kept its nuclear weapons at many places in Europe, his move would not be a violation of nuclear disarmament agreements. However, he also said that Russia will not hand over the control of this weapon to Belarus.

Putin told Russian state television that Belarus President Alexander Lukashenko has been saying for a long time that Russia should keep its nuclear weapons in Belarus as well. He said, 'There is nothing strange in this. America has been doing this for decades. It has been deploying strategically important weapons on the land of its allies.

What else did Putin say?

Russian President Vladimir Putin had said that by July 1 this year, Russia will complete the work of a storage unit being built for the storage of Tactical Weapons in Belarus. He further added that Russia has already sent some of the Iskander missile systems needed to launch nuclear missiles to Belarus.

This is the first time since the mid-1990s that Russia is deploying its nuclear weapons outside its country to a friendly country. After the dissolution of the Soviet Union in 1991, Russian weapons were left in four newly independent countries – Russia, Ukraine, Belarus and Kazakhstan. The work of bringing all these weapons to Russia was completed by the year 1996.

What did America and Ukraine say?

America's statement has also come to the fore after Putin's announcement of deploying nuclear weapons in Belarus. The US has said that it is sure that Russia is not considering the use of nuclear weapons. The US Defense Ministry issued a statement saying, "We see no reason why we should not change our strategy regarding our strategically important weapons." The ministry further said, 'We are committed to the defense of the countries involved in the NATO military alliance.'

18 countries extended help to Ukraine

Let us inform that in the beginning of this week itself, 18 countries have extended their help to Ukraine. These countries have assured to supply at least one million artillery shells to Ukraine next year. Agreement has been signed for this. Ukraine's President Zelensky has recently given an interview to a Japanese newspaper. In this, he has said that Ukraine will not retaliate against Russia in the eastern part of the country until ammunition arrives from friendly countries.

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