Lukashenko revealed how many "Oreshniks" he will place in Belarus

The self-proclaimed president of Belarus, Oleksandr Lukashenko, expects to place a dozen Russian "Oreshnik" systems on the country's territory.

The Belarusian dictator made this statement in a comment to journalists after the conclusion of the Eurasian Economic Union summit.

Lukashenko did not rule out that more than 10 "Oreshnik" systems  could appear in Belarus.

"I think it will be a dozen for now, and then we'll see. If the Russians want to place more, we'll place more," the self-proclaimed president said.

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