Russian leader Vladimir Putin says he already transported nuclear weapons into Belarus. This is a major escalation of tensions as the Ukraine war drags on, already more than a year and four months in length with no clear end in sight.

What is Putin’s plan and what comes next?

This past Friday, June 16, during the St. Petersburg International Economic Forum, Putin spoke about the new developments. He claims the first nuclear payloads are already inside the territory of Belarus.

Putin made a point of saying this is just the beginning. Three months ago, he already spelled out his real war intentions as part of the plan to put more manpower and material around Ukraine.

Putin announced he would strengthen his tactical war bases and attack the US and Ukraine’s allies.

Putin said by the end of the year, he would complete his action plan, and it looks like he’s making good on that promise.

Attempts to overthrow the pro-Russian president of Belarus, Alexander Lukashenko, several years ago were not successful; the country remains close to Russia.

In March, Putin said he would establish tactical nuclear bases on his ally’s territory. On Wednesday, June 14, Lukashenko stated during an interview that nuclear weapons were already in his territory.

Putin said he will use nuclear weapons if his country is threatened; the chance of them being used against Ukraine or positioned in even more direct ways remains high.

The Ukraine war continues to escalate. This moving of nukes into Belarus vastly increases the chances of an actual nuclear exchange.

US and NATO involvement in overthrowing Ukraine’s government in 2014 was a bad idea. Now, Russia is only getting more aggressive and threatening as a result.

The growing proximity to China is another side effect of the neoconservative traitor globalists who used the United States for their cynical agenda.