President of Belarus tells where Oreshnik complex will be deployed

The President of Belarus Alexander Lukashenko answered where the Russian Oreshnik missile complexes will be deployed. This statement was made during a working visit to Borisov, BELTA reports.

"All this has been thought out. We are now thinking about where, on what areas to place these weapons. We have preserved the sites from the deployment of strategic nuclear missiles," the President said.

He noted that this is one of the reasons why his opponents began to call him a dictator: "Not because I am a dictator, but because I did what they don't like. But, you see, it came in handy."

"We have about three dozen such sites. We will choose them because there must be a minimum distance to the sites of destruction. We will place them and aim them. You probably noticed that my condition to Putin was one: "We in Belarus will determine the targets, not the Russians. But you will help to operate them." That is, we will press the button together, God forbid, if this is necessary. But we will determine the targets. I agreed," the President added.