According to the expert, a complete set will allow Belarus to better control NATO territory, while the Iskanders in the export version will not solve this problem. The difference between the configurations is that the range used by Russia is 500 km, and the export version is 280 km. In addition, “in the event of a real conflict, it will be possible to use it according to a common and single plan with the Russian Federation.”
Lavrov also noted that the Alexanders, which can be transferred to Belarus, are in the Kaliningrad region. Receiving the same by Belarus will increase access by another 300 km to the south.
“But their additional deployment in Belarus will provide a significant increase in the reach, shifting another 300 kilometers to the south,” said the Observer.
Source: Ferra
