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Russia and Belarus are working on arming the “Polonez” with a nuclear warhead


Lepeszko emphasized that Russian experts are already working on technical solutions that will enable the “Polonez” to be equipped with nuclear weapons. He also noted that during the joint military maneuvers “Zapad”, procedures for the use of nuclear weapons were developed, which involves the modernization of both aviation and missile systems that can act as carriers of nuclear warheads.

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Who is working on arming 'Polonez' with a nuclear warhead?

What are the capabilities of the 'Polonez' missile system?

When was the 'Polonez' system first presented?

What was Alexander Lukashenko's threat in 2022?

According to the Belarusian authorities, the option of direct use of nuclear weapons by the “Polonez” system is also being considered.

Characteristics of the “Polonez” system

The “Polonez” missile system is the Belarusian version of the Chinese multi-functional GATSS missile system, mounted on the MZKT-7930 chassis. It was first presented in 2015, and a year later it was equipped with the Belarusian armed forces.

This complex allows the launch of missiles with a range of up to 300 km. It is equipped with an inertial guidance system supported by GPS correction.

Threats to use “Polonez” in the conflict

In 2022, Alexander Lukashenko, the Belarusian leader, threatened to use “Polonez” missiles to attack Kiev. These statements were part of the tense situation between Minsk and Kiev and were widely commented on by international media.

Cooperation between Russia and Belarus in the development of the nuclear potential of the “Polonez” system raises concerns in the region and is closely watched by the international community.

Ashley Davis

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