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Russian President Vladimir Putin announced on Wednesday that Russia had successfully tested an unmanned underwater drone called 'Poseidon,' equipped with a nuclear power unit, which he claimed can evade traditional defense systems and significantly surpass the capabilities of the 'Sarmat' missile. This is the second nuclear-powered
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Massachusetts Senator Edward J. Markey, co-chair of the Nuclear Weapons and Arms Control Working Group, has expressed his strong opposition to President Donald Trump's directive to resume nuclear testing. As part of his efforts to prevent this, Senator Markey is introducing the No Nuclear Testing Act, which would
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US President Donald Trump's sudden decision to resume nuclear testing, a practice halted for 33 years, has sent shockwaves globally. The announcement came as Trump was en route to meet Chinese President Xi Jinping in Busan, South Korea, for a high-stakes trade negotiating session. In a surprise post
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US President Donald Trump's decision to restart nuclear testing on an equal basis with other nuclear powers has sent shockwaves around the world, heightening global tensions just hours before his scheduled meeting with Chinese President Xi Jinping. Trump's announcement comes on the heels of Russian President
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U.S. President Donald Trump's surprise announcement on October 30 that he has instructed the Department of War to resume nuclear testing has sent shockwaves through the international community. This move comes amidst a backdrop of escalating tensions between the U.S. and Russia, with both nations engaging
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US President Donald Trump's announcement has sparked concerns about a potential nuclear arms race, as experts warn that resuming testing could encourage other countries, like Russia and China, to follow suit. This shift in policy raises questions about the future of international non-proliferation efforts and regional security in
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In a recent statement on Truth Social, US President Donald Trump announced that he has instructed the Department of War to begin testing the country's nuclear weapons, citing the increasing nuclear capabilities of Russia and China. Trump emphasized that the US has updated and renovated its nuclear arsenal
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President Donald Trump declared on his Truth Social platform that the United States would commence immediate testing of its nuclear arsenal, citing a higher nuclear stockpile than any other country. This decision appears to disregard decades of adherence to a voluntary moratorium on nuclear explosive testing, established in 1992. The
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In the midst of a diplomatic tour, President Trump took to social media to announce plans to resume nuclear testing, claiming it was necessary in response to China and Russia's expanding nuclear arsenals. Just minutes before a scheduled meeting with President Xi Jinping of China, Trump threatened to
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US President Donald Trump has called on Russian President Vladimir Putin to end the Ukraine war, stating that the conflict, now in its fourth year, "ought to have taken one week." Trump made the remarks on board Air Force One during his Asia tour, expressing his disappointment with
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Russian President Vladimir Putin announced that the country has tested a new nuclear-powered cruise missile, the Burevestnik, which has a unique capability to evade missile defenses and stay aloft for an extended period. The missile, currently undergoing final tests, is capable of carrying a nuclear warhead and has been described
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Russia has developed and deployed a new air-to-air missile capable of carrying a nuclear warhead, reported the Pentagon's Defense Intelligence Agency (DIA) in a recent assessment. This new capability is part of a broader expansion of Russia's nuclear arsenal, as stated in the DIA's
