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"Practical launches of ballistic and cruise missiles will be practiced during the joint drills of the Russian and Belarusian nuclear forces," Putin announced. Rattle-rattle-rattle of a nuclear saber... Putin and Lukashenko conducted a joint nuclear forces training session via video link. During the session, Putin stated that "the nuclear...

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