Putin Filmed Smirking as Ally Publicly Pleads for Russian Restraint

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The president of Kazakhstan was met with laughter, smirks, and awkward glances on stage at an event in Moscow after warning against Vladimir Putin’s transfer of nuclear weapons to Belarus.

Speaking nearon stage at an event in Moscow, Kazakh President Tokayev warned against political integration within Russia-led Eurasian Economic Union , of which Kazakhstan, Russia, and Belarus are each members. Kyrgyzstan and Armenia are also in the union.

But in reality, Belarus and Russia have been working together for years to form a “union state,” in which Minsk and Moscow work to meld together their governments, cultures, militaries, and economies. Just this Thursday, Russia’s Defense Minister and Belarus’ Defense Minister Viktor Khrenin both signed an agreement on“We have a union state in the EAEU,” Tokayev said of the Belarusian and Russian arrangement.

Putin, who was sitting on stage while Tokayev spoke Thursday, raised his eyebrows and smirked at the comment, according to footage from the event shared on social media.

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