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Security issues

Russia prepares to make Belarus a target by deploying nuclear weapons; the West prepares for escalation

June 5 – June 11

The Growing Threat of the Regime’s Direct Participation in the Russo-Ukrainian War

May 29 – June 4

The regime announces that Russian nuclear weapons are beginning to move to Belarus

May 22 – May 28

Ukrainian Military Intelligence Reveals Details of Confidential Communication Channel with Belarus: Non-Aggression Pact in Jeopardy

May 15 – May 21

Will Belarus lend a hand to the Russian military-industrial complex?

May 8 – May 14

Despite assurances that the West has no intention of attacking, the regime continues to prepare for war

May 1 – May 7

Will strategic nuclear weapons follow their tactical cousins into Belarus?

April 24 – April 30

Is Ukraine preparing to extend hostilities to Belarusian territory?

April 17 – April 23

The regime demands full security guarantees and strategic nuclear weapons from Russia

April 10 – April 16

Spy Games

April 3 – April 9

Nuclear weapons in Belarus: ultimatum, escalation, and blackmail by Lukashenka

March 27 – April 2

Weapons That Are Not Easy to Detect

March 20 – March 26

Is the regime preparing to impose Martial Law?

March 13 – March 19

Minsk leverages the Intermediate-Range Nuclear Forces Treaty

March 6 – March 12

In relations with Minsk, China will consider the opinion of the West

February 27 – March 5

Minsk will try to exploit Chinese peace initiatives

February 20 – February 26

Su-25BY: a tactic, not an objective

February 13 – February 19

Minsk and Warsaw on the verge of another confrontation

February 6 – February 12

“Iskander” missile deployments will have political consequences

January 30 – February 5

Minsk and Kyiv seek to avoid a military clash

January 23 – January 29

Belarus faces a shortage of conscripts

January 16 – January 22

A test of independence

January 9 – January 15

2022: The collapse of the regional security system

December 26 – January 1

Nuclear topics have come ‘seriously and for a long time’

December 19 – December 25

Neighbours consider Belarus a potential threat

December 12 – December 18

Minsk continues to sit on the fence

December 5 – December 11

The West has no proposals for Minsk

November 28 – December 4

Minsk aims to exploit the CSTO

November 21 – November 27

Belarusian shells may not be on time for the war

November 14 – November 20

The fall of Kherson reduces the likelihood of Belarus entering the war with Ukraine

November 7 – November 13

The Russian military presence in Belarus may expand

October 31 – November 6

Rumours of the demise of the CSTO are premature

October 24 – October 30

Minsk/Kyiv: negative, but, so far, stable

October 17 – October 23

Minsk cultivates uncertainty with belligerence

October 10 – October 16

Nuclear issues will remain relevant until the end of the war in Ukraine

October 3 – October 9

Belarus is in the focus of the regional security policy

September 26 – October 2

Minsk is looking for security guarantees

September 19 – September 25