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Russia just made one of its biggest nuclear moves since the Cold War, and NATO was paying attention. For the first time since the Soviet Union collapsed, Russian nuclear warheads are now stationed outside Russia. Inside Belarus, just miles from NATO territory, Russia first sent the weapons in 2023. Belarus upgraded its military aircraft, received Iskander missile systems, and joined Russia's nuclear planning structure, while Moscow still kept final control. Now in May 2026, Belarus carried out major military drills, practicing how to secretly move, prepare, and launch those nuclear weapons from different locations. The signal to NATO was direct. Russia wants the alliance to know these weapons are no longer theoretical. They are operational. But the political fight became even more intense after Trump said in 2025 that Russia was a "paper-tiger", claiming its economy was weak, and its military struggled badly in Ukraine. The Kremlin answered immediately. Spokesman Dimitri Peskov said, "Russia is a bear, not a tiger." Then Russian officials pushed back harder, asking, "If Russia is only a paper-tiger, why is NATO still so afraid of it?" [BLANK_AUDIO]