Putin is putting Russian nukes in Belarus. When will his megalomania end?

After the coup chaos in Russia over the weekend, the president of Belarus stepped in to broker a deal — offering the Wagner Group’s leader sanctuary in Belarus.

Now, Belarus — which, according to Mark Levin, is “essentially an appendage of communist, but fascistic Russia” — is taking delivery of Russian nuclear weapons.

Levin says he doesn’t “think that this means that Russia is going to fire nuclear weapons here and there” but rather that “Putin is trying to show in every way he can, certainly symbolically and especially to the weak underbelly in this country, that he can do something.”

The president of Belarus says that the weapons being moved into his country are three times more powerful than the bombs dropped on Hiroshima and Nagasaki.

This will be the first time Russia has deployed nuclear weapons beyond its borders since the collapse of the Soviet Union.

The United States is responding by sending 15 new vehicles as part of its latest 300 million dollar aid package, in order to keep Ukraine prepared throughout their counter-offensive.

“Counter offensives are tough, and particularly with the Russians,” Levin says.

Levin notes that Ukraine is lacking in one critical area.

“The Russians have air power. The Ukrainians have minimal air power. And I’m not talking about attacking Russia, I’m talking about attacking Russians in Ukraine. It’s a big problem,” he continues.

“So, Joe Biden, like usual, is a day late and a dollar short,” he adds.

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