Lukashenko warned that an attack on Belarus would trigger World War Three, emphasizing that both Minsk and Moscow would resort to nuclear arms in such an event.
Medvedev stated that any kind of aggression against Russia, especially with nuclear-weapon support from another state, would be regarded as a joint attack warranting a nuclear response.
Recent adjustments to Russia's nuclear doctrine indicate that long-range attacks by Ukraine are considered grounds for a nuclear response, heightening tensions in the region.
Both presidents issued stark warnings amid escalating NATO preparations for conflict, highlighting their readiness to employ nuclear options if attacked.
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