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  1. Russia warns of using nuclear capabilities to protect Belarus amid escalating tensions with NATO.
  2. Russia and Belarus conducted a joint nuclear drill, with the Kremlin acknowledging Minsk's political role, as a response to NATO militarization.

Kazakhstan and Belarus Observe Joint Nuclear Emergency Drill

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A two-day emergency exercise took place at Russia’s Beloyarsk nuclear power plant, involving more than 1,000 people. The drill simulated simultaneous accidents at two reactors compounded by a natural disaster. The exercise adhered to International Atomic Energy Agency safety standards, and observers from Kazakhstan and Belarus participated in the event.

From themoscowtimes.com

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The exercise is part of an annual program required by Russian federal regulations and International Atomic Energy Agency standards. The drill tests emergency preparedness for nuclear facilities, which is relevant to the stability and operation of the nuclear industry.

Russia and Belarus conducted the joint nuclear drill as a response to NATO militarization, with the Kremlin acknowledging Minsk's political role.

From themoscowtimes.com

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