Belarus has taken a move that will cause chain reactions within NATO. Minsk is changing its military doctrine which now foresees the use of (Russian) nuclear weapons against Poland!
Warsaw is described in the new Belarusian doctrine as the #1 national security threat to Minsk.
It should be noted that NATO is moving strong forces into Poland towards the Suwalki Corridor.
In the video published by Belarus' Sputnik, an entire phalanx of US-made Stryker vehicles is seen moving. Information speaks of a US Stryker Battalion on the border with Belarus, 30 km from Grodno.
APCs are said to be moving towards the Suwalki Corridor.
NATO is moving troops to Poland. Preparing to strike Russia? Social networks are spreading information about the transfer of military equipment to the border of Belarus through Poland.
In the video published by Sputnik Belarus, an entire train of US-made Stryker armored
Russian sources reported a few days ago NATO troops movement along Poland, Belarus & Kaliningrad border
Transfer of 
American Stryker Bataillon armored personnel carriers was noticed 30km from Grodno, Belarus.
Belarus will proceed to change its military doctrine, which for the first time foresees the use of nuclear weapons.
In his statements, the Minister of Defense of Belarus, Viktor Khrenin, said that Belarus will soon submit its new military doctrine.
"We clearly announce the positions of Belarus regarding the use of nuclear weapons located on our territory.
A new chapter has opened, in which we clearly outline our obligations towards our allies," said Khrenin.
The new provisions of the military doctrine are expected to be presented for approval by the People's Assembly of Belarus, a representative body that operates alongside the Parliament.
According to the Secretary of the Security Council of Belarus, Alexander Volfovich, the deployment of Russian nuclear weapons on the territory of Belarus is aimed at preventing aggression from NATO member Poland.
"Unfortunately, the statements of our neighbors, especially Poland ... have forced us to strengthen military doctrine, " Volfovich argued.
Belarusian military personnel will undergo training in the Russian Federation with an emphasis on the experience of the Special Military Operation - Ministry of Defense of Belarus. In their country, they will act as “instructors in the most complex subjects of combat
Belarus' new military doctrine considers the country's development of nuclear weapons as a mandatory strategic deterrence measure, the TASS news agency reported today, citing the country's Defense Ministry.
TASS reported that the new strategic doctrine also describes the actions of the Belarusian military in the event of an armed attack against Minsk's allies in the Collective Security Treaty Organization (CSTO), which includes many former Soviet republics or the Russian Federation of Belarus.
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